• cadekat@pawb.social
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    46 minutes ago

    I don’t think I pulled my first all-nighter until my mid-twenties. I still do it maybe twice a year, but honestly my sleep schedule these days is bad enough that it’s probably carcinogenic.

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    3 hours ago

    30 was basically a brick wall. In my 20s I pulled an all nighter at least twice a month no problem. Now I become a complete zombie by 10am

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      3 hours ago

      If I’m really locked in on something I can get to like 2am. It’s rare that anything does that for me anymore though. Too many other worries distracting me.

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        I’m practically nocturnal, so staying up til sunrise is no problem, in fact getting to sleep before sunrise is the tricky part. It’s the after sunrise part when I hit the wall.

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    7 hours ago

    I was pulling all-nighters well into my 40’s, but I had insomnia. It wasn’t something I wanted to do. However, I did take advantage of it for work.

    I found the solution to my insomnia and never looked back. Now I fall asleep almost like a normal person.

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    6 hours ago

    ive always been eepy. I mean, naturally i will tend to being up at night, but being a marathon type of gamer is not in my blood

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      My “all dayers” is when I sleep from 12am to 4pm. You mean I have to be awake for that time??

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    11 hours ago

    My problem is opposite. I am trying my best not to pull all-nighter every night xD

    Tho I get my energy boost around 7 pm so yeah.

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        6 hours ago

        Most of the time when someone brags about 4-day weeks they still work 40+ hours and I don’t envy them much

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          That’s true, I only work 32 hours though. And it’s not bragging, I’ve had burnout before and can’t work more than that for long periods of time, my body cannot handle it anymore.

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    17 hours ago

    I didn’t sleep last night but it wasn’t my choice. I just didn’t get tired until about a half hour before I had to be up. Needless to say, today fucking sucked.

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      15 hours ago

      Yeah, all-nighters are easy. It’s more the ~24 hrs+ cliff that comes out of nowhere that’s rough. Then there’s the battle to power on for another 14-15 hrs through the waves of highs and lows, because I’d rather that than sleep during the day and blow up the sleeping pattern.

      Pulling all-nighters for gaming shows very little experience with pulling all-nighters.

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    8 hours ago

    I wish all nighters were still an option My body is ready, i want it. But it’s not the responsible thing to do. Gotta function properly the next day

    Being an adult sucks, they warned us about it

    • TubularTittyFrog@lemmy.world
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      3 hours ago

      being an adult is awesome.

      but i hated being a child. It was miserable and video games were very limited supply and my time was very limited.