Nocturnal Christian

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joefizz

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Another night of no sleep and temptation(when I lay down my body gets aroused,keeping me awake and throwing my mind in the gutter of sinful thoughts) due to uncomfortable conditions(I don't understand at all no matter what I do,unless I am exhausted I won't go to sleep at night 11 pm-4am) it gets me wondering am I destined to be a nocturnal Christian sleeping during the day and being awake at night?
Could this actually be a "good thing"?
 
JaumeJ

JaumeJ

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joefizz said:
Another night of no sleep and temptation(when I lay down my body gets aroused,keeping me awake and throwing my mind in the gutter of sinful thoughts) due to uncomfortable conditions(I don't understand at all no matter what I do,unless I am exhausted I won't go to sleep at night 11 pm-4am) it gets me wondering am I destined to be a nocturnal Christian sleeping during the day and being awake at night?
Could this actually be a "good thing"?
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My prayers will include you for the strength that can only come from Jesus.....meanwhile, you keep blessing others with your posting.
 
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LaVieEnRose

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Have you tried watching a movie at night or reading? If you get a daytime job, it will force you to become diurnal. I’m kind of nocturnal on my vacations and summer. When school is in session, I’ll go back to my regular routine.
 
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joefizz

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LaVieEnRose said:
Have you tried watching a movie at night or reading? If you get a daytime job, it will force you to become diurnal. I’m kind of nocturnal on my vacations and summer. When school is in session, I’ll go back to my regular routine.
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Yeah sometimes I a bit of bible before bed,or listen to a gospel song,haven't been watching movies really because most of mine are on vcr and my vcr doesn't play right,occasionally it will play one though.
 
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LaVieEnRose

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joefizz said:
Yeah sometimes I a bit of bible before bed,or listen to a gospel song,haven't been watching movies really because most of mine are on vcr and my vcr doesn't play right,occasionally it will play one though.
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You can watch movies on youtube. I don’t know if you like old movies, but I have seen many old movies and documentaries on youtube.
 
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joefizz

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LaVieEnRose said:
You can watch movies on youtube. I don’t know if you like old movies, but I have seen many old movies and documentaries on youtube.
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Yeah or maybe I'll try watching Garfield Christmas sometime on my PlayStation.
 
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LaVieEnRose

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joefizz said:
Yeah or maybe I'll try watching Garfield Christmas sometime on my PlayStation.
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Whatever floats your boat. I’ve got a Bogie and Bacall on, now. It’s good to take my mind off things. I like Film Noir.
 
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LaVieEnRose

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joefizz said:
Was that English you were posting???
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Yes, everything except “Film Noir”.

Do yourself a favor and watch a film starring Humphrey Bogart, one of the best actors, ever.
 
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Ugly

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Actually screens can disrupt sleep with blue light. Using a laptop or phone with a blue light filter would help if you're going to try and fall asleep with it on.
You'll just need to make sure you find one that actually blocks the blue light and not just adds orange.
F.lux, for example.
 
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