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Amoniakas t1_ityhgog wrote

Mmm those good ol days when I had good sleep, I still remember them and dread that I don't have that anymore.

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Unique-Ad-9316 t1_ityimev wrote

I never have slept well. I was a grown adult though, before I realized that other people's "sleep" was a totally different experience than what I had ever known! We had an elderly friend once (in his late 70's at the time), who was pretty upset one morning when he met up with us for breakfast. He had "woken up" during the night. I assumed he meant that afterwards he stayed awake and wasn't able to go back to sleep. But oh, no! He had immediately gone back to sleep, but apparently just being awake any what so ever was an unheard of experience for him and it had ruined his day! Never having known one single night of solid sleep in my life, you can just imagine how astounded I was by his being upset! 🤣

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Unique-Ad-9316 t1_itygfxl wrote

I'm pretty sure the reason I don't remember the nights I had a good sleep is because I don't ever sleep well.

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TotallynottheCCP t1_iu2ltdo wrote

The nights when I sleep the best are the nights when I dream the best.

You better believe I can tell the difference.

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wood1f t1_iu28yvo wrote

As a parent of young kids who has gotten 1 full night of sleep in 3 years - hell yes I remember that night of good sleep. It was glorious and I wait longingly for the next night of good sleep.

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