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Someone who feels compelled to stay up late for no apparent reason, night after night?
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Originally Posted by rokuremote
I asked because sometimes I've witnessed it where someone was nodding off constantly, but wouldn't actually go to bed because they thought it was "too early," as if there's some rule about when people of a certain age should not go to bed. So i was curious.
Why not just ask them why they don’t go to bed? No reasonable (or healthy) adult is going to fight sleep ‘for no (apparent) reason, night after night’.
Why not just ask them why they don’t go to bed? No reasonable (or healthy) adult is going to fight sleep ‘for no (apparent) reason, night after night’.
Is this a roommate or significant other that you see nod off ‘night after night’ - but stays up anyway? I’d definitely think there is some sort of mental health issue at play.
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