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Aug 29, 2013 at 03:30 AM
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Originally Posted by bronzeowl
Hi, I'm not sure how it affects us or our circadian rhythm (we're still working on that chapter in class lol) but I am a night owl, too. I generally think better at night, work better at night, and even feel better at night. During the day I just feel like I'm trudging along. Barely living. At night, I come to life. I get most of my writing done at night, even. I've never felt like I'm doing anything wrong personally. I do realize, though, that it seems to go against our nature as we're not really nocturnal.
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I agree with this, as I often do my best thinking at night. I seem more alive and focused, and I drown out the world with all the noise and hooplah that come with the living. Yes the living world bothers me that's why I focus better at night. I wonder though if its bad? My therapist disapproved so strongly it made me feel guilty for having this schedule.
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