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agrostropher
@agrostropher
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@QiaochuYuan
I chose option 3, even though I sometimes find it unpleasant to be woken up, just because I don't relate at all to unconsciousness being described as "great". Usually, the more complete my unconsciousness, the better it feels to wake from it
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sasha
@softminus
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@QiaochuYuan
nowadays its not dreadful at all for me; however getting out of bed can be aversive if my room is shitted up lol (in which case i might hide in bed and the hungry ghost realm)
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Alex Ellis
@a_p_ellis
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@QiaochuYuan
highly variable. I've heard this is largely about the sleep cycle you're in when you're woken up, and that feels right in my experience, but I don't have good awareness of my sleep cycles. (I've considered buying a gadget for this.) ranges from nbd to dreadful.
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programming 10, personality 3 (girl version)
@aburisotto
I’ve been excited to wake up just so I could eat some really tasty food. but when I have to get up to do something painful and stressful (work) that makes all my days unhappy and that I went to sleep thinking I might have better luck with in the morning…
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Astrogurl
@sstrogurl
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@QiaochuYuan
Sleep unconsciousness is great because I really enjoy dreams, they're like reading a book but with *even better* immersion. Being pulled from a dream sucks. Waking up in-between dreams is fine or sometimes even pleasent.
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dweeb
@dorkweeb
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@QiaochuYuan
I too often have the experience of being awakened from an amazing dream by my alarm, and then being unable to resume the dream despite desperately wanting to OTOH, I only ever remember dreams when I’m awakened by my alarm
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