[health.sleep, social]
Jul. 27th, 2005 10:39 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
wispfoxOf course, it's entirely possible that my (relatively, for me, for this time of year) low social energy is partly that I'm not getting enough sleep (sometimes - presumably when I've been especially cuddly with him - Ash doesn't wake me at 6am, but usually, he does. I'm also having trouble falling asleep at night), and partly that I _do_ have a reasonable number of individuals that I seek out on a fairly regular basis, even if I have no roommate.
Wonder if having a roommate will make me more or less likely to do large group things? I can't remember...
I do wish I could get enough sleep regularly, rather than rarely. Damn cat.
Huh. I wonder if the fact that I _have_ regular group social things also reduces my likelihood of seeking other ones out, or wanting to do them? (Psinging, work group, Spectrum) Probably. I suspect this is part of why I tend toward not wanting to do regular social things.
Wonder if having a roommate will make me more or less likely to do large group things? I can't remember...
I do wish I could get enough sleep regularly, rather than rarely. Damn cat.
Huh. I wonder if the fact that I _have_ regular group social things also reduces my likelihood of seeking other ones out, or wanting to do them? (Psinging, work group, Spectrum) Probably. I suspect this is part of why I tend toward not wanting to do regular social things.
