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invoke {Naruki}	by quilting_kitty	2006-11-19 12:55:59
This TLP comes from a sub-post on yesterday's comment board by request. Does a person have the right to purposely disrupt the sleep of someone they live with for the purpose of forcing them to shift their sleep schedule? Is this kind of behavior rude? When is justified and when is it not? In my opinion, as long as none of the following apply, then it is rude to purposely disrupt someone else's sleep. 1. You have an SO and/or children who do not share your sleep schedule and your job does not demand it. 2. You have responsibilities to someone that your sleep schedule interferes with. This is similar to #1. (ex. You care for your grandmother/grandfather/mother/father/etc.) 3. You keep your housemates up when their trying to sleep. 4. You are currently attending high school or a lower grade level and your sleep schedule interferes with your school work/grades.
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Depending on your definition of rude...	by Naruki	2003-07-11 09:53:55
Is being tired a valid reason? (n/t)	by LionsPhil	2003-07-11 09:55:12
Being tired is always a valid reason	by Naruki	2003-07-11 10:01:52
I was reacting to what I perceived to be a	by quilting_kitty	2003-07-11 10:11:41
Hopefully...	by Naruki	2003-07-11 10:15:02
Well just for the record about #4	by Spisefisken	2003-07-11 10:01:43
Note the part about it affecting their grades	by quilting_kitty	2003-07-11 10:15:08
I still think they should actually change the hour	by Spisefisken	2003-07-11 10:29:07
blushes they're not their. Stupid quick typing. (n/t)	by quilting_kitty	2003-07-11 10:16:50
Assuming that you are a responsible adult.	by LurkerMo	2003-07-11 10:24:06

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