• cheesepotatoes
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    And I’m saying, with how dense an average teenager’s schedule is, going to sleep earlier results in them having no free time in their lives. It’s just sleep, school, homework, sleep, school, homework.

    That’s no life. I know, I lived through it. What you’re suggesting is an illusion of choice. Not to mention that as a teenager I could get in bed at 9 and just stare at the wall until 3am. One does not simply “go to bed” when your brain is simmering in hormones.

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      It sucks, but as things are those are the options for them. Either less sleep and more free time or cutting back on free time.

      One does not simply “go to bed” when your brain is simmering in hormones.

      Worked for us during camp. Took a while to get to the rhythm but worked. Dunno if it’s an actual thing that teenagers have to sleep on a schedule where they have to stay up late. If so, sucks, then they got no choice.

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      It sucks, but as things are those are the options for them. Either less sleep and more free time or cutting back on free time.

      One does not simply “go to bed” when your brain is simmering in hormones.

      Worked for us during camp. Took a while to get to the rhythm but worked. Dunno if it’s an actual thing that teenagers have to sleep on a schedule where they have to stay up late. If so, sucks, then they got no choice.

      • cheesepotatoes
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        111 year ago

        Your whole argument basically boils down to “tough titties”. I regret engaging.

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          People keep thinking everything said online is an argument. I’m just telling you those are their options. It’s tough titties for them since they really can’t affect when their school starts.

          Don’t be angry at me that that’s how it is. I didn’t make it so.

          • @cm0002
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            61 year ago

            them since they really can’t affect when their school starts.

            Don’t be angry at me that that’s how it is. I didn’t make it so.

            Well duh. As adults, authority figures and parents that’s our job to push for these things and get it done for them. Just because we had to suffer through it doesn’t mean the status quo should remain the same. That’s the same BS “pull up the ladder behind me” attitude that’s affecting so many other things.

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              I’m just talking about the situation right now. I can’t do anything about that.

              This is like kids getting mad when they learn their parents aren’t all powerful. I just can’t snap my fingers and change the situation. Wish I could, friendo.

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      -71 year ago

      It sucks, but as things are those are the options for them. Either less sleep and more free time or cutting back on free time.

      One does not simply “go to bed” when your brain is simmering in hormones.

      Worked for us during camp. Took a while to get to the rhythm but worked. Dunno if it’s an actual thing that teenagers have to sleep on a schedule where they have to stay up late. If so, sucks, then they got no choice.