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Pretty easy even though getting out of bed sucks.

I've always done the trick of having my alarm somewhere where I have to actually get up and out to bed to turn it off. Then I'm up.

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Pretty easy if getting out of bed sucks.

I've always done the trick of having my alarm somewhere where I have to actually get up and out to bed to turn it off. Then I'm up.

I tried that once. It went off intermittently for an hour. -_-

I've been going to work at 8:30-9 even though I should really get there at 7 at the latest

when I go in on the weekend it's not until 10 or 11

I found that it's pretty easy to get out of bed as an adult compared to growing up. If you're not sleep deprived and you can regulate use of your phone, it's not too hard to avoid struggling.

Unless it's for food, sex, or a car crash, it is a fight every time.

SauI_Goodman posted...

I tried that once. It went off intermittently for an hour. -_-

You need to find a louder and more annoying alarm then.

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You need to find a louder and more annoying alarm then.

It was annoying. My roommate came home and turned it off. I can't be arsed to get up.

I used to have an alarm with a vibrating puck that went under the mattress, but I get up easily enough when I have to.

Its definitely hard to get out of bed.

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I've always done the trick of having my alarm somewhere where I have to actually get up and out to bed to turn it off. Then I'm up.

Any time I've done that, I get up to turn it off and somehow it's even easier to fall back asleep.

somewhere in between like it takes me 15 minutes to get out after opening my eyes so all i do is set an alarm for 20 minutes earlier and im good though if i have 0 responsibilities i take like a whole hour to get up

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You need to find a louder and more annoying alarm then.

I had to live next to a construction site for over two years. Right across the street. The jackhammer would rattle my window, you could feel it in your bones.

At first it woke me up, but humans are powerful creatures. We can adapt. And so I slept right through my bones being vibrated.

I get up and get moving quite easily. I can go from alarm clock in bed to up fully dressed and out the door in under 5 minutes easily. However with that being said for many years I have been on 2nd shift including right now and I don't need to get up to an alarm clock. I just wake up naturally when fully rested after about 9 hours of solid sleep.

Waking up naturally when fully rested is really a great benefit of 2nd shift. Going to bed when tired and not at a specific time is also nice.

I literally launch myself out of bed unless my girlfriend restrains me.

If I need to up for a job/priorities I whip up, lazy days, Ill watch some tiktok and read some forums before I move around

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You need to find a louder and more annoying alarm then.

I've changed my phone alarm like 7 times, I always end up learning to sleep through them

I wait until I can't hold my pee anymore

About an hour or two atm

I used to stay in bed for the entire day. I think I was depressed or something at that time

For a long time I worked two jobs. So I'd squeeze on as much sleep as possible. Because of that I trained myself to immediately roll out of bed at the sound of my alarm and immediately start getting ready. It's like autopilot. Lots of times, I don't even know what's happening until I'm like halfway to work

It's easy the first time, lol.

Depends on what day it is. Weekends I'm sluggish, work week, I'm up within 1-2 minutes of the alarm going off. I sometimes lay and cuddle my dog before getting up, or browse my phone for a minute or two first.

Like a zombie, flopping all over the place.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gpBvMdrQDc

I never set an alarm because I'm always up around 7:00-7:30am naturally

Then again, I'm in bed by midnight so....

Depends on how much fatigue I have from the previous day.

It used to be very easy

now I need a nap or two before getting out of bed

Euripides posted...

I never set an alarm because I'm always up around 7:00-7:30am naturally

Then again, I'm in bed by midnight so....

I always set an alarm just in case but can't remember the last time i slept til then.

I get up around seven, get out of bed around nine
And I don't worry 'bout nothing, no, 'cause worryin's a waste of my - time

On work days, Im up instantly. On days off, I can succumb to the bed gravity for a while.

I intentionally take time to think, pray and reflect before getting out of bed. Bed's a great place to think

Pretty easily, but I generally get up an hour-hour and a half early so I can actually wake up. I need to leave for work in about 45 minutes, but have been up for 30.

I'm out of bed within seconds of opening my eyes. I have never understood the appeal of laying around in bed, the only time I do it is when I am ill to the point that I'm actively trying to sleep through it and that is a maybe once every few years or more kind of occurrence.

SauI_Goodman posted...

It was annoying. My roommate came home and turned it off. I can't be arsed to get up.

Two separate times I did that and I woke up with my alarm going off under my bed which means I threw it under there in my sleep.

Easy most of the time. I wake up pretty early (around 4 in the morning) so I usually lay in bed for an hour or two just messing around on my phone, but I could get up immediately if I had to. It's just to kill time really because I wake up so early. I'm 34 and somehow I sleep better and get up easier than I did when I was younger. When I was a teen or in my early 20s, it was hard getting out of bed and feeling awake afterwards.

I lay in bed crying for like 10 minutes

*Hits snooze button for half an hour or more*

I get out easily when I need to go somewhere.

I'm really lazy to get up when I don't.

Da vast majority of da time, I wake up a few minutes before my alarm.