what is fear of waking up in the morning called?
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The latin for "to wake" is excitare, therefore, I would expect it to be something like excitophobia or excitarephobia.
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Humans.  The morning is birth, when we crawl as babies.  The afternoon is when we are young and mid-adults, when we walk.  The evening is when we are older and use a cane.  The one voice is always our own.  Ah, the Riddle of the Sphinx.  ;)
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I am going to assume that you use an alarm clock to wake you up in the mornings.  If this is so, move the clock away from the bed to a place where you have to get out of bed to shut the alarm off.
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it has something do do with REM (rapid eye movement) sleep. they say that EVERYONE dreams, its just that you may not remember it in the morning. Read the information from the article i've attached under sources, it may be helpful to you :)\n\nSweet Dreams!
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I have tried to be a morning person and not to be and I think that morning people is more active and to be a morning person is better for your health \n\nand because of that I wake up approximately every day at 5.30 am .
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Early like 6 or 7 AM early. For those people that wake up early are known as early birds. So basically it's for the first people that get there.
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It really is just a disipline and habit thing.\n\nAll of us could be poor morning people if we let it slip.\n\nIts probably a question of need. You've not been in trouble for being late so getting away with it subconsiously vindicates your decision to stay in bed.\n\nTry putting the alarm clock somewhere where you have to get out of bed to turn it off, make it an annoying buzzer rather than the radio.\n\nBecasue you are anxious about it, you probably see it as a real chore and resent getting up on time. This makes it harder for you. Can you plan to do something in the morning that you look  forward to ? If you like the news, get up and watch it, or go and buy a paper, get outside for 5 minutes, even if its just standing by the back door while yo uhave your coffee.\n\nIf you are fine throughout the rest of the day, then getting up and seeing the daylight you are wasting will help you get up earlier on other days.\n\nCreate an enjoyable need to get up.\n\nIts easy for me, we've got a farm full of alarm clocks that need feeding !\n\nTiredness, hangover or illness just don't come into it for me, its because i have a need to get up regardless of how i feel. So i don't resent it, I have to be happy doing work at 5AM every morning for the animals sake, you should try to create that need.
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Or for the same reason relieving yourself is referred to as TAKING a piss. Though I would imagine it has something to do with the alarm having been 'set off', which is a phrase synonymous with 'triggered'.
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sounds like depression but you are human so you will different every day you wake up.  trying running or doing something that will get your heart rate running.  i know people that work-out generally feel better about themselves and life in general on a more consistant basis than someone who doesnt.  or it depends on the person and may be even be all you in your head...hope that helps
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The fear of knowledge.\n\nLike all fears and phobias, epistemophobia is created by the unconscious mind as a protective mechanism. At some point in your past, there was likely an event linking knowledge and emotional trauma. Whilst the original catalyst may have been a real-life scare of some kind, the condition can also be triggered by myriad, benign events like movies, TV, or perhaps seeing someone else experience trauma.
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I know, i hate that, i think it is because u are used to getting up, and going to sleep at the same time, ur body needs to adjust, like the first day off of school for example.
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It takes practice forcing yourself to get up to an alarm without caving to that voice in your head that thinks it's ok to hit snooze. Leave something *unfinished for yourself to pick up on in the morning. Tell yourself as you get into bed that you will get up immediately. Picture yourself getting up in the morning to *finish:\n\n* The Mail\n* The end of a half-watched movie rental\n* A pets feeding \n* Something that needs fixed.\n* Clip your nails of one hand/foot (the one you left for morn)\n* An interesting half-read magazine article\n* Leave swept dust in a dust pan to dump, anything you can leave undone around the house that would drive you nuts.\n* The answer to a riddle you left for the morning \nor some kind of unfinished puzzle game\n* Leave comet in the tub to rinse in the morn\n* Ask someone to write you a note  (you can tell them why)
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Alarm clock.  Or, if you want to get up at the same time every day, just make sure you go to bed and get up at the exact same time every day for a few weeks.  Then, you'll start waking up on your own.
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I wake up at 5 every morning.  The only thing that keeps me going is the fact that life is worth living.  Sure, there will be discouragements, but life is simply overcoming those discouragements and becoming better for it.  Ex:  When an arm gets broken, the place that heals is actually stronger than an unbroken arm.  In that same matter, you may feel hurt or broken yourself, but if you let yourself heal, you too will be stronger.
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Your body is trained to have you wake up after you have had enough sleep.
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it is what is called sleep paralysis, you can wake up with the feeling of heaviness and a presence.\n\nit is actually a common condition and i DO believe heavily in ghosts and spirits, so if i thought it was something, i would tell you.
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me, every morning when I awaken