Anyone else ever fealt like just hibernating?

[Yume]

With the fall heading our way fast I've noticed that I'm much more prone to never "waking up" properly in he morning. Anyone else ever feel like they're being forced out of hibernation each morning? I don't mean just feeling dopey, I mean sleeping so heavily that you manage to sleep through 3 different alarm clocks on a full nights (9 and a half hours) sleep. I ask this because I thought it would make a semi interesting topic, and just because I've not started a topic in a while.

[Nohbdy_121]

I've always been that way. Also been a pretty sound sleeper my whole life, too.

I couldnt be more opposite!
I wake up SO easily... The sound of someone walking down the hallway to my room will wake me up (its tiled so there isnt much noise at all) and when i wake up im REALLY jumpy...if i hear someone comming in the middle of the night i will launch out off bed and dive towards my door then army crawl the rest off the way to my door, just to see who it is.
Ive kicked my friend in the face because he came running in and tried to pounce on me, but as soon as he got through the door my foot was already comming up to his head.....just instinct i geuss.
Though this doesnt really bother me, i only need around 4-5 hours sleep a night and im good! So i think its good to wake up real easy, to hear if someone is comming....maybe im just paranoid?
I dont know but i think im starting to rample so im going to end this post....
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NOW.

[Tippi Blue Snowangel]

For me it varies.  The sound of a child crying or an animal barking, meowing, whimpering, whatever will spring me from the deepest of slumbers immeadiatly.  Other times it takes two or three people to rouse me from bed along with a marching band.   '>

[Sporty Fox]

Nice cool mornings make me want to curl up under the covers and stay in bed. It's been in the 50's at night already here and I've been opening all the windows at night, so until the sun gets strong enough to bother me I stay curled up in a tight ball.
  Sleep cycles in the body work in 2 hour peaks and dips, so if say after 8 hours you always have a hard time waking try changing to 7 hours or 9 hours. If that makes waking easier then you can fine tune it by varying in half hour increments until you find the exact amount that fits your body's needs.
   Me, I just say the heck with it and stay in bed till the cat or wolfers make me get up!

[Bluetail]

I used to have -the- worst time when sleeping 10pm to 6am... I just never ever felt rested at all. I was irritable and angry and frumpy. But, a little of that was due to my mega-low metabolism, but a great deal is just my natural sleep cycle.

Now I sleep somewhere around 8am-noon, and 5pm-9pm on workdays. I've never felt better o_o I've been sleeping a leetle bit heavier lacking my meds for the metabolism (thyroid, really), bit I still feel happier, stay awake at work completely and just generally feel more energenic. Night shift is perfect work for my deranged sleep habits.

Humans have a hard time rousing me. Alarms are the middle range. Strange thuds, sharp noises (metal) and any animal noise usually wakes me right up. It's save two mice my cat caught so far, and Sinistar the rat when she escaped as a baby. Nobody can eat the Sin!

But, on a "normal" sleep cycle... I just feel like hibernating, yep!

I've had days in the Winter when the heating broke and the first thing I did was look at my clock and calculate how much time I could stay under the covers between now and the time I would have to jump into a change of clothes and head off to classes.  My brother, on the other hand, attempts to hibernate 365 days of the year (he's only been up for an hour as of my writing this), and since he used to be a real weiner, I started getting up at five just to spite him, and now have evolved to the point where seven feels like I've been sleeping forever.

[cloud]

I realy wish i could sleep more, even if i try to geto sleep early i cant sleep unless its after 11:30.

and i always wake up at about 9:15

I'm realy tired all the time '>

[Silvermane]

I'm bi-polar so most of the time I never want to get out of bed. My dads a butt though and is always there telling me there are things to be done.... sometimes I feel it'd be better if I just slipped into a coma for a decade or two

Quote (Silvermane @ Sep. 02 2004, 4:55 pm)

I'm bi-polar so most of the time I never want to get out of bed. My dads a butt though and is always there telling me there are things to be done.... sometimes I feel it'd be better if I just slipped into a coma for a decade or two

That's the only time I ever feel like going back to bed -- when I haven't even been awake for a minute and already my mother's nagging me with a big list of stuff to do that's apparently so urgent I need to get on it before my eyes come into focus.  I'll hide under the covers when it's cold and be wide awake, but when the work day starts before I can even make it from my bed to the commode, that's when I start to wish I could become a vampire and hibernate for a century or two.

[Wtcher]

Moved to general discussion forum.

[Fox G4]

I believe for most still in school, the thought of going back to school after a long sleep-in summer makes one feel that way. I know I did. I hated waking up after having all day to sleep over the summer.

Of course, now it really doesn't matter. I get up early no matter what except weekends. Fall is my favorite time of the year with the cool, non-humid nights though and waking up does seem much, much harder.