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I love Darkness in Psychology ·
Sean Watson5 said:I know exactly what you mean... I’m wide awake all night too, finally hitting the sack at dawn and sleeping right through the day. Honestly, Darkness just suits my vibe better than the daylight. I can't stand that summer heat during the day, and I hate feeling like the sun is scorching me; I have zero motivation to step foot outside until the sun starts setting. I really wish I had a few friends like that so I wouldn't be alone at night, instead of constantly buzzing around the internet 😢

I completely get how you feel, and believe me, I want that too. We really need to start our own group!!😢😢
I love Darkness in Psychology ·
The night is absolutely stunning—it’s just so magical and incredibly relaxing! The moment Darkness descends, it feels as if my soul takes flight... it’s almost like I become an entirely different person. Everything becomes so much simpler and just... different. And once the moon is out? I honestly just want to head outside and jump around!! (Just a quick side note here: I am definitely not on any drugs or even caffeine, because everyone seems to think that's the case)
I love Darkness in Psychology ·
I honestly just can't seem to catch any sleep once evening rolls around—it’s always in the morning that I finally feel at peace. There truly isn't anything quite as wonderful as being awake during the late hours; it's as if my energy suddenly surges back and all my senses become incredibly sharp!! I feel so vibrantly alive during those quiet hours, which is such a stark contrast to my days, when I just feel... well, sort of lifeless and completely drained. I haven't the slightest clue why it happens like this!!
I’ve had some rather peculiar experiences myself,😕 if you could call them that—though I suppose "experiences" is the polite way to put it. I encounter these sensations—not hallucinations, mind you, just... feelings—where it starts with this slight, nagging dizziness. Then, there’s this overwhelming urge, almost an physical necessity, to stretch or perhaps let out a massive yawn, yet my body simply won't cooperate. It’s quite frustrating, really. While this is happening, if I happen to stare intently at nothing in particular, I start seeing these little bubbles drifting in my vision, shifting through all sorts of strange, kaleidoscopic colors! And then, just as suddenly as it arrived, it all vanishes.