You know when grown-ups tell you everything's going to be fine, and you think they're probably lying to make you feel better?
Yes.
Everything's going to be fine.
Yes.
Everything's going to be fine.
Friday, November 14
How About That?
I have a natural wake-sleep cycle of about 28 hours. Left to my own devices, I'll go to bed and wake up about four hours later every day. Which means that once a week I sync up with the rest of the world.
I have a natural wake-sleep cycle of about 28 hours. Left to my own devices, I'll go to bed and wake up about four hours later every day. Which means that once a week I sync up with the rest of the world.
Whenever I take time off work and don't actually go on a trip somewhere, this happens, but so long as I take time off in full weeks, I go back to work synced up with the rest of the company. I've been like this since my late teens; as a child, I was normal. In that respect.
What I never realised is that this is not just a personal quirk, but a rare but scientifically recognised condition... And considered extremely debilitating.
Well, it's not a lot of fun, but... I guess I'm lucky in a way that my job so often requires me to work weird hours, so that I always have an excuse. (Okay, I didn't get in to the office until noon on Monday, but I was working on that crashed server until 3AM on Saturday...)
Of course, as with all self-diagnoses, it's possible that I'm just a hypochondriac with bad sleep habits who's been on call 24x7 for six years straight.
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