• FunctionallyLiterate@lemmy.ca
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    2 months ago

    Then you wake up realizing you’re now super behind schedule getting shit done, so the cycle starts anew - except now you’re paranoid that someone will catch you “abusing” your meds & you’ll lose access to them permanently.

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      2 months ago

      On the other hand you’re well rested, and you now have a lifeline strategy for when you need to sleep, have time to sleep, but are too overtired and anxious to get to sleep.

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        2 months ago
        1. A single good night’s sleep never makes up for a single bad night - it usually takes several consecutive nights of good sleep, and some experts say the damage from one bad night can never be fully recovered from. There’s plenty of info out there about this if you doubt me.

        2. You’re assuming such a reaction to the combo will always (or even usually) be consistent & predictable. I wish that were true.

  • 7U5K3N@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    2 months ago

    Man I just started that stuff as a 45 year old man with a toddler.

    I put brakes on my car for the first time ever Saturday.

    Like yay glad I did it!! . But c’mon man. That shit sucked. Haha

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      2 months ago

      I did truck brakes recently for the first time. I was like, “what size socket do I need for the spindle? Guess I’m walking to Autozone “

      Only ever done cars before.