-Praydeth-
The Trickster coyote.
What the hell is with furries taking naps no one i know at all takes naps yet i see people constantly mention taking naps on the forums.
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Karatine
Kat
Because as soon as I hit my bed when I get home, I fall asleep
Selly
Strange Creature
No, he didn't. He just wants to forget about it. I think it might have been something family related so...Yeah...
To be fair, I wasn't actually planning on it, but I came home from a long day at work, didn't really get much sleep last night. I came into my room, got changed, and just passed out. It's now 11:30pm.
Square-Wave_Kittycat
The Mewsician
To put it simply: you hate the cold.
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Okami_No_Heishi
Guest
I would've taken a nap today if I had got home earlier. Was planning one for tomorrow, but work calls. Naps are good for you!
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Okami_No_Heishi
Guest
Hello Furries, and non furs.
Lol. Pretty much. I'm not thinking straight. Today was weird
Square-Wave_Kittycat
The Mewsician
I should take naps but I don't. I just never have enough energy to make it through the day. If it were up to me, I'd just sleep all day, and no, that isn't my fursona talking.
I hate naps. I always have. I think it has to do with the weird feeling I get after waking up from one
Karatine
Kat
That's true, you should only really lay down for a half hour or so. Anything longer than that gives me that weird feeling.
It's kind of hard to explain but it's definitely not a "tired" feeling
Ravofox
back to Aussie foxying!
Yap. Sort of like that. It's a really complicated feelingIt's kind of a sick, brain-foggy feeling
Selly
Strange Creature
I have that pretty much constantly too. Heh.It's kind of a sick, brain-foggy feeling
Where it feels like you don't have full access to your brain?
Karatine
Kat
I kinda feel like that too.
As much as I hate to admit it, exercise can help that feeling of tiredness. Even just stretching helps a little.
Sogreth
Local Cuddle Bear and Wannabe Writer
I will very rarely take a nap, and it's only for about 45 mins. And it's normally only when I have really long days.
Make sure you're getting at the VERY MINIMUM 6 hours of sleep, I would honestly try for 8 though. And uninterrupted too, if you're constantly waking up in the middle of the night, it's not that great for you.
You could also be lacking certain Vitamins as well, which could come from poor eating habits. You could try taking a multi-vitamin everyday. Not getting the proper vitamins your body needs could effect your sleep, or rather, you'll tend to feel more tired than you actually are.
And if you feel like you don't have enough energy to make it through the day, that might actually be the problem.
-Praydeth-
The Trickster coyote.
It's kind of a sick, brain-foggy feeling
Ha hah ha ha. *Sighs* I have sever postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (mainly in women just getting that out) an multiple other heart conditions. My blood will pool in my legs some times and my heart will have trouble pumping blood to my head my brain will stop allowing me to easily function parts of my brain because there is not enough blood in it. Every thought is very foggy and dull. My brain can barely process what is going on and it has to cut referencing to certain degrees because it does not have blood running through it. It get's so close to finding things sometimes but has to stop because of how little blood is in my head. I am lost in my own mind looking for answers i have but can't find and i have a extreme lack of focus. This last for up to 7 hours at a time and i feel like i lost my intelligence. You may know confusion, the feeling of being lost and tiredness but for hours it can be all i know.
Bluey Grifter
Member
I get that - really don't like that slightly shaky foggy head feeling after a 'siesta'! Doesn't always stop me having one though.
Karatine
Kat
Good night!