• @Kusimulkku@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    It’s unfortunate if they want to exchange sleep for free time but that’s up to them. I made that decision too.

    • cheesepotatoes
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      171 year ago

      The whole point is that they shouldn’t have to make that choice…

      I also made that choice, so I know exactly how unhealthy it is to either 1) not have any time in the day to decompress and mentally prepare myself for the next day or 2) Revenge stay up so that I can do 1 but only get 5-6 hours of sleep.

      • @Kusimulkku@lemm.ee
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        11 year ago

        I’m just saying there is an option to those who want to sleep longer. Later starting time wouldn’t change things there. Shorter school days maybe.

        • cheesepotatoes
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          1 year ago

          Not having any free time in your life from ages 13-19 is not an “option”.

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            1 year ago

            You do seem a bit sleep deprived. I was talking about going to bed earlier, it’s an option for more sleep.

            I’m just saying there is an option to those who want to sleep longer.

            • @Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de
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              101 year ago

              the whole damn point is that teenagers can’t just choose to go to sleep earlier, all that would result in is them laying wide awake in bed and missing out on time to socialize.

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              And I’m saying, with how dense an average teenager’s schedule is, going to sleep earlier results in them having no free time in their lives. It’s just sleep, school, homework, sleep, school, homework.

              That’s no life. I know, I lived through it. What you’re suggesting is an illusion of choice. Not to mention that as a teenager I could get in bed at 9 and just stare at the wall until 3am. One does not simply “go to bed” when your brain is simmering in hormones.

              • @Kusimulkku@lemm.ee
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                11 year ago

                It sucks, but as things are those are the options for them. Either less sleep and more free time or cutting back on free time.

                One does not simply “go to bed” when your brain is simmering in hormones.

                Worked for us during camp. Took a while to get to the rhythm but worked. Dunno if it’s an actual thing that teenagers have to sleep on a schedule where they have to stay up late. If so, sucks, then they got no choice.

                • cheesepotatoes
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                  111 year ago

                  Your whole argument basically boils down to “tough titties”. I regret engaging.

                  • @Kusimulkku@lemm.ee
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                    1 year ago

                    People keep thinking everything said online is an argument. I’m just telling you those are their options. It’s tough titties for them since they really can’t affect when their school starts.

                    Don’t be angry at me that that’s how it is. I didn’t make it so.

              • @Kusimulkku@lemm.ee
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                11 year ago

                It sucks, but as things are those are the options for them. Either less sleep and more free time or cutting back on free time.

                One does not simply “go to bed” when your brain is simmering in hormones.

                Worked for us during camp. Took a while to get to the rhythm but worked. Dunno if it’s an actual thing that teenagers have to sleep on a schedule where they have to stay up late. If so, sucks, then they got no choice.

              • @Kusimulkku@lemm.ee
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                11 year ago

                It sucks, but as things are those are the options for them. Either less sleep and more free time or cutting back on free time.

                One does not simply “go to bed” when your brain is simmering in hormones.

                Worked for us during camp. Took a while to get to the rhythm but worked. Dunno if it’s an actual thing that teenagers have to sleep on a schedule where they have to stay up late. If so, sucks, then they got no choice.