yes, a few months ago I realized I was doing exactly what you described. Glad to know I'm not the only one who was doing this. Really, I do feel that after everyone else goes to bed, 'that' is my time. Those are some good tips to quit night time revenge...
āAnd you're not lazy or undisciplined ā you're human.ā I thought being human meant youāre lazy and undisciplined!
Well, written Genevieve, I just went over and looked in the mirror and darned if you didnāt describe me.. Iām guilty of most of the sins you describe, but the one that I struggle with the most is being able to say no to social obligations I have no desire to attend. Iād love to hear how to say, āNo(thank you)ā
Wow, this is SO spot-on. I feel totally called out, in a good way! š
Iāve heard the term ārevenge bedtime procrastinationā before, but your explanation makes it hit home differently. Itās such a paradox: stealing time at night to feel free, only to lose even more freedom the next day because of exhaustion. Thank you for writing this, it's something I needed to read.
Iām going to start reading fiction at night because of you šš»
DOOOO ITTTTTTTT! (Haha but also get lots of sleep šš)
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This feels like truth and great advice. Will try it.
Thank you for your kind words John! Let me know how it goes.
yes, a few months ago I realized I was doing exactly what you described. Glad to know I'm not the only one who was doing this. Really, I do feel that after everyone else goes to bed, 'that' is my time. Those are some good tips to quit night time revenge...
āAnd you're not lazy or undisciplined ā you're human.ā I thought being human meant youāre lazy and undisciplined!
Well, written Genevieve, I just went over and looked in the mirror and darned if you didnāt describe me.. Iām guilty of most of the sins you describe, but the one that I struggle with the most is being able to say no to social obligations I have no desire to attend. Iād love to hear how to say, āNo(thank you)ā
Wow, this is SO spot-on. I feel totally called out, in a good way! š
Iāve heard the term ārevenge bedtime procrastinationā before, but your explanation makes it hit home differently. Itās such a paradox: stealing time at night to feel free, only to lose even more freedom the next day because of exhaustion. Thank you for writing this, it's something I needed to read.