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12 Signs You Like Sleep More Than People

Naps are life.

Ashlynn West

Apr 10, 2017

The Ohio State University

Athea

Do you love to sleep? Do you take at least 5 naps a week? Would you rather stay in than go out? Here are 12 signs you like sleep more than people.

1. Nap time is your favorite time of the day.

The first thing I do after getting back from class is make some food and take a quick nap.

2. You get excited every time someone cancels plans cause it means you can sleep instead.

I didn't really want to go anyways.

3. You have to set at least 3 alarms every morning.

One to get you ready for having to wake up, another to actually wake up, and the third to make sure you get out of bed.

4. You get confused when people ask you if you're busy at 8am.

What do you mean am I busy? Of course I'm busy, I'll be sleeping!

5. Are people bothering you? Stressed about school assignments? The best cure is to just sleep it off!

Naps fix everything, and I do mean everything.

6. You've mastered the art of sleeping in strange places.

I've fallen asleep taking a shower once tbh.

7. "Sorry, I fell asleep" is a daily text sent to your besties.

Me: "Sorry, I fell asleep"

Them: "That was 3 hours ago..."

8. You own more comfy pajamas than going out clothes.

Number of Pajamas: 12 Number of Going-out clothes: 3

9. You order delivery food just so you can stay in bed longer.

Do I really have to get up? Can you just deliver it to my bed?

10. You have more pillows and blankets than you do friends.

Not evening complaining.

11. You laugh when people try to make plans past 10pm.

Hahahahaha....hahahahahaha.

12. You bed is your best friend.

Your bed will never leave you, nor will it ever hurt you.

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