What’s the worst part of your mornings?

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LovingJo · Accepted Answer

I was going to say " waking up"  but that sounded WAY too pessimistic!! 😕🤣 I think it's a few seconds after, when you realise that you have to face whatever the day has to bring, or not... And the fact that your dream, whether it had been good or not, can not continue, no matter how long you can make it last for!! 😔 Eventually you have to wake up and face " reality ", and try your best to navigate your way into the future!!  Lucid dreamers, such as myself find this incredibly frustrating, because it's both a blessing and a curse!! 💯❤️

jennifer_bloom · Accepted Answer

Mid morning I have a debate with my dad about what we are consuming for lunch and there is a lot of fighting. Like my dad will refuse to visit the restaurant we agreed on twice because they changed their hours and the nearest one is now 5 minutes further than it was before, or my dad will buy something I did not expect when we agreed to eat something else or my dad won’t tell me whether he is bringing home lunch and I do not find out until 1:00 p. m. or I get yelled at for eating too much if he thinks I’m fat or too little if I’m trying to lose weight.

xJeremyx · Accepted Answer

Cycling to school and nearly colliding with inobservant people every single day. Other cyclists who overtake without warning. And the occasional snob who does not understand that I cannot just pull my brakes and stop on the spot for them to pass a narrow section of the path; I would skid (especially on turns) and thats simply is not how disc brakes work.

Price511 · Accepted Answer

The slow start period. Y’know the one where you lay in your bed staring at the ceiling just contemplating life. It makes me think too much when I’m barely even coherent. That and also getting out of it and out of bed is the hardest part, but I think that’s just depression.

Apple1996 · Answer

Trying to get my kids out of bed and getting them off to school. I have to drive to one school then come home and walk to the other school. It's such a nightmare especially with the traffic 😵

BlueScorpio · Answer

I don't have to get up for work early, I sleep till noon. But I hated getting up for school at 6am when I was a kid. It was dreadful, I was still tired and my brain was not functional to learn at 7am. But even now Is just hard getting out of the bed period when you're still sleepy lol I feel more rested when my body naturally wakes up versus forcing it to get up 😂

Cynicaldreamer · Answer

Going to work 😭 I love my job, I do. But getting up early every morning to get ready for it? Not so much.

LaureenVO · Answer

Waking up. I know that's a classic answer, but I'm serious. Sometimes waking up is so incredibly hard for me. like my body literally can't move to get out of bed. I overthink about the upcoming day, causing me to avoid getting out of bed, only to waste more time of my day.

letuswaltzforthedead · Answer

1. people trying to talk to me about minor things  2. the sunlight 3. the cats stealing my bed to sleep on.

ManOnFire · Answer

Waking up in mental pain. Sleeping tends to be something of a 'spiritual' experience for me - and I don't necessarily mean as in I love to sleep - so when I wake up it actually feels mentally painful, as if your soul is thrown back into your body and waking up feels weird. Been this way for some time now.

NathanDavis · Answer

realizing that it wasn't just a nightmare... it's really happening, and then I have to go another 20 hours living it again

SnowedIn · Answer

The time between waking up, tripping over the cat wanting food in her bowl and the first sip of coffee.

Angelo75 · Answer

The timing of my testosterone hormones. I still wake up horny as hell almost each morning.

Why... oh... why is it that a high percentage of men will wake up horny in the morning, while women tend to be horny in the evening? pfff... frustrating.

Wish4UrB00ty · Answer

So I think it might be the glare on the road… I’m not a fan of sunlights glare. I was going to say getting out of bed get then I saw someone else mention the sunlight and that is brutal!

Oigit · Answer

Don't really have one. A couple years ago I came out of a coma and was hooked up to life support. After that it would take something really bad happening to me after waking up to have a bad morning.

sage2021 · Answer

Waking up! The older I get, the harder it is.

I miss the days when I would be able to wake up and spring out of bed right away. Then jump in the shower and get the day started.

Cherrish your youth ❤️

Bruce24 · Answer

Trying to get to work on time because I always leave last minute and always have to break the speed limit by 5 to 10 mph to get there on time and the whole time I'm driving I'm kinda worried about getting pulled over.

Guy13 · Answer

The worse part of my morning is finishing up the 3:30-6am Work on a 11 or 12 hour Timezone. 🥱 🥱🥱 as they are cramming the hole day in 2 hours.

Fryday_Knight · Answer

The devastating combination of three things. Your bed feels super comfortable. You look next to you and the one sleeping next to you gets to sleep an hour or two more. You look the other way and you see the cat look at you, stretch and close its eyes again. And you are the only one who needs to get up. That combo is the worst.

Jackblue · Answer

With my IBS mornings can be very unpleasant. My stomach and my mind unite to tell me, your life is so pathetic and worthless. Your friends have gone on to be successful and you are living in a third world country making next to nothing.

MCheetah · Answer

Waking up horny, but I've got to be to work in an hour, and trying to decide to either jerk one out in the shower and multitask, or take five minutes in bed to rid myself of the wood.

Owasso · Answer

The first human being I come across, usually. Either a panhandling bum, someone acting bougie because they "sell content" while living in a shitty town in the middle of nowhere with no job and shop at Walmart, a wannabe gansta, a junkie... just your basic variety of American majority douchebags.

SaoirseS · Answer

Getting out from under the covers since my husband likes to keep the place at about the temperature of a meat locker.

CubsterShura · Answer

Getting out of bed. Especially if I've had a bad dream or lucid dream.

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