After what time do you start to feel guilty regarding what time you get up

If it's after 6:30am it means I'm not going to make it to work by 7a. I've told people at work that I'll be in by 7a, so that's bad.

I added an option for "don't ever feel guilty" at the creators request.

If I get up anytime after 10 AM I feel guilty, unless I was working in the middle of the night, or just got home very late.

It's really quite sad. I used to be able to deal with sleeping till 11 on weekends ...

It also depends on what else is going on, a little more broadly. Have I been working hard lately? have I been lame, and intending to get up earlier? Is it some time when I might reasonably slack off (the weekend, for example)?

I only feel guilty if I get up late enough that I'm late for an appointment

I never feel guilty about waking up late. If I sleep too long, more than ten hours, I do get a headache.

If I'm sleeping late, it's because I need the sleep and I don't feel guilty about it.
There have been times in my life when I've slept late every day, felt like I was accomplishing nothing, and was generally depressed... when I'm in that state, past 11 is my usual "I'm a sorry excuse for a human being" time, but I haven't been in that state for a long time.

If I've got nothing else scheduled that day, I don't care when I get up. Inertia is bliss.

i get too much sleep

I can't sleep enough it seems like. I sleep til noon every day, and I'm still tired. Bleh bleh bleh.

On weekdays, I feel bad if I sleep past noon. On weekends, I like to sleep until I wake up, and if the sun has gone down, so much the better.

pandora: You are still a teenager, aren't you? This is one of the many things that suck about being a teenager, but it will get better, I promise.

I don't feel guilty unless there are things I should be doing.

Yeah, 16. I'm glad to hear it gets better.

I sleep till noon on weekends because I don't get enough sleep during the week. I just love being able to look at the clock and realize you don't have to get up till you want to.

On non-work days, I can get up whenever I like. It's generally before noon. But there is little enough guilt involved. On work days, I feel guilty if I'm not up by 7:05...

I never feel guilty about getting up. I occasionally feel stupid for sleeping in, when that wasn't part of the plan. When there is no reason for me to be up at a particular time and it will not adversely affect my sleep schedule, I'm happy to sleep until I wake up, whenever that may be.

pandora : you get up at noon and you're still tired. This is because you have too much sleep. Your body starts to adjust to the sleeping cycle/tendencies and starts to except it as the norm. This is why you're tired. Get up 2-3 hours earlier and your body will start performing normally again, not that there is a normal amount !!

I think the question is poorly worded. it doesn't take into account schedules.. it may have been better as "how long do you have to have slept for you to feel guilty about the time spent in bed?" or something along those lines.
That said. I never feel guilty, unless I am skipping an obligation to stay in bed. If I am that tired/sick that I can't get out of bed, I'd find some way to warn those that I am abandoning.. this means that I get up for work, unless I am sick and on weekends I will sleep myself out (up to 14 hours) without a care.

I don't feel guilty unless there is a particular thing I was supposed to or intended to do at a certain time that I slept through.

I'm a very early riser...sometimes I'm up by 4am. Unless you are being irresponsible about it, sleep as late as you like; sure wish I could. Even when I'm sick, I can't sleep. My husband could sleep through a tornado & he can get well in half the time because of this marvelous ability. My mother-in-law used to think it was such great fun to call early in the morning when I had a chance to sleep in & then deride us for still being in bed. Every time I think of it now I would like to wring her neck for being such a busybody.

Mimi: my boyfriends mother calls us early on the weekends because she is sure that she can get in touch with us then. It is very annoying and no matter how much we tell her she still does it.

Why don't you stop answering the phone on weekend mornings, let the answering machine catch it and get back to her later in the day?

hunter: Because the phone already woke me up and in a sleepy state I always assume that the call is important so I answer it.

I often feel guilty about sleeping in, never about getting up.

Considering I have no sleeping pattern and go to bed and wake up at every single hour of the clock which pretty much equal frequency it's a little hard to get worked up about it ;)

(and the options don't go far back enough - my mum would start to feel guilty if she wasn't up before 6am)

guilt is a useless emotion

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