To get the ball rolling, I have listed some common symptoms that people I know who have morning aversion all share. If you have two or more of these symptoms, there's a good chance that you have it too.
1. You arrive at work in the morning and are immediately sent home for wearing your PJ's to the office. When informed of your poor outfit choice, you look down in shock as you realize you neglected to shower and put on your work clothes.
2. Your eyes don't officially open until you've had at least 2 cups of coffee (which you've grown accustomed to making with both eyes closed).
3. People who wish you "Good Morning!" irritate you.
4. You set two or more alarm clocks to wake you up and sleep through all of them.
5. You have a habit of telling people "Good Morning!" at work when it's well into the afternoon.
6. You view your alarm clock as "the enemy."
7. You wake up cussing.
8. You get depressed when you awake 15 minutes before your alarm clock sounds.
9. You form an immediate dislike for anyone who claims they are a "morning person."
10. You view a beautiful sunrise as the work of the devil.
If you can relate to several of the above statements, it's important to at least forewarn the people with whom you come in contact so that they can stay clear of you - unless they too have this condition! Be it that I too suffer from morning aversion, I can truly empathize with what you are going through.
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26 Comments
Post a CommentYou too Dorothy? I thought I was the only one. LOL
I love #10. Generally speaking, my fangs warn any morning people to steer clear.
I can SO relate! Numbers 2, 4, 5, 7, and 9 are definitely me. As anyone who knows me will testify! I cannot even function, until after that 2nd cup of coffee! :) I love it.
Hee! Very cute. Definitely have me pegged, don't ya.
Thanks for commenting Kristie. I know what you mean. Actually, I'm a hot mess in the morning, but since my husband is not a morning person either, we understand one another! LOL.
Hilarious! My husband is definitely NOT a morning person and I'm borderline. Thanks for a great article. :-)
Good to know. lol. I worked a swing shift--that also clued me in that I am one of those special people you write about.
How about: 11. You view a beautiful sunrise before you go to sleep. Tis happened to me!
I think it's in the genes. I've tried to become a morning person, but to no avail. Great article and picture!
haha...I am Not a morning person either..well..if I can get up at 6:00AM I am ok..but the clock goes off at 5:30..and for some reason..that 30 minutes kills me!!...great article...