[snowman77]

I have never met a single individual who hates early morning starts as much as I do. They affected me so badly it was unreal. I would need to wake up at 6:30am-7am in the morning each day. I felt like **** for the whole day.

My body has never been able to go to the toilet for a poo early in the morning. No matter how much I tried to get used to waking up early. No matter how much I shifted my eating times. No matter how much fibre I ate or how good my diet was. I always needed a poo between about 9am and 11am when I was in lessons. I had to put it off always. I had this horrible constipated, lethargic feeling every day I was at school. I was in so bad mood I hated talking. People said I was shy and unconfident. They should try being constipated every single day of the week. I would go 4, 5 or even 6 days without pooing (I couldn't go in the evening).

My bodyclock has always preferred going to bed late. When I was in secondary school I could never fall asleep at the normal time of 10pm-12am. I was awake till 2am or later almost every day. I got 6 hours of sleep at best. 2 hours at worst. Normally 4-5 hours. Teenagers are recommended to get 8-10 hours or more. That and constipation made me feel like **** day in day out at school.

Nothing has changed. I dread early morning starts. They affect me so badly. I dread the day I work 9-5. I won't cope.

[Genocidal]

I love early morning starts. There's never anybody around. It's like I've died and gone to heaven.

[snowman77]

hehe! ;P What do you think of the pain I went through each week at school?

(Original post by Genocidal)
I love early morning starts. There's never anybody around. It's like I've died and gone to heaven.

[Solid.Snake]

I hate waking up early!
It's usually cold, dark and your bed is just so much more appealing...

[FuLLuPMepOrtION]

(Original post by Genocidal)
I love early morning starts. There's never anybody around. It's like I've died and gone to heaven.

seconded. ever walked through town at about 5 am in the morning (in summer)? amazing.

[Cake Faced Kid.]

Early mornings are great once I'm out of bed.

It's just getting there that's the problem.

[Dux_Helvetica]

Early mornings suck! This summer I'm always sleeping until noon, and going to bed late. C'est la vie.

[FilmNerd1989]

(Original post by Genocidal)
I love early morning starts. There's never anybody around. It's like I've died and gone to heaven.

This.

Also - try getting up at 3am to drive lorries, then you'll know about early starts.

[siani-chan]

I loathe mornings, I really do. If I have to wake up before 9-9.30 I am always exhausted for the rest of the day. Even if I'm in bed by 10 when I have to be up at 7 I just feel dead all day.

[Kj91]

Same.I need to be up at 10 to 6 tomorrow. I know I will need to sleep when I come home tomorrow afternoon which leads me unable to sleep on Sunday nights.

[Podcaster]

After I get up it's all good and I feel good that I can use the entire day to it's full potential. I don't generally find waking up early that bad unless I went to bed late.

[claraclaraclara]

Well good news for you that it's been scientifically problem that your natural body clock shifts as you enter your twenties so you feel tired earlier and wake up earlier teenagers suit late starts, it may be that your body lock is particularly strict and unchangable, I'd maybe consult your doctor and see what they can advise as it sounds like its giving you a lot of grief.

[StacFace]

(Original post by FuLLuPMepOrtION)
seconded. ever walked through town at about 5 am in the morning (in summer)? amazing.

I have, though it was to the 24 hour Asda for food at the end of a night out so not quite the same.

[cammyleenic]

Nope, don't like early starts.

I always feel sick, confused and disorientated.

[Lord of the Flies]

I like it when I set my alarm early. But I hate it when my alarm goes off.

[Sheep]

I think I hate them as much as you do

I can't even eat before 12 noon, otherwise I just feel ill

one time I had to wake up at 6am for paper round, I just felt so horrid and nauseous from having to wake up and cycle around at a time like that, when I realized it was all for liek £3 or something, I quit instantly

I do agree that 3-7am is probably the best, most beautiful time of day but I can only fully appreciate it when I go out at that time after staying awake through night, rather than just after waking up

[IndiaCaitlinn]

I struggle to get out of bed if it's too early once I've had a shower I feel alright but getting out of bed is the hard part

[conniebee]

I have to get up at 4am for work at the moment. When it was sunnier it wasn't so bad, but as it's now pitch black at that time, it's harder. After the initial 10 minutes of "why the HELL am I up at this time?!" I get up and get on okay.

[PhoenixFortune]

I had some 5am starts at the beginning of this year, and they were awful. I always had to roll myself out of bed so I basically fell to the floor, so that I was so uncomfortable I would have to get up.

I usually get up at 6 - 6:30am if I have somewhere to be, and it is quite nice to feel like you have the whole day left ahead of you, and it's very peaceful when no one else is up.

[Mr Bee]

Can't seem to wake up at any time. I think I'm a very deep sleeper. I sleep straight through alarms, noises, and it's a bitch to try and wake up early!