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  The act of going to sleep is it treasure. The warmth and comfort of snuggling up on nice clean sheets under comfy blankets is a joy to me.  Finally a time to kick back and just relax.
  The act of  waking up is also a pleasure-- most of the time (unless I have a head ache). I wake up in the arms of my sweetheart, give him a kiss (maybe more 😉) and be grateful for another day.
  If I didn't go to sleep at night, how can I wake up to joy and laughter in the morning?
context: This has to be the first time I’ve ever been shocked by an opinion. Not saying it’s bad, it’s just complete opposite to me. >
  
  This is the first time in a long time that I’ve seen a genuinely unpopular opinion on this subreddit. Most are usually just incorrect and/or uninformed >
  
  I kinda agree. Not that I hate sleeping but I'd kill to never need sleep again >
  
  Agreed,like I understand its essential and a good thing but I feel like if we didn’t need to sleep then so much more time could be used to do stuff. >
  
  I recently realized this, and I agree. I know I need sleep, but there is a reason why I don’t like it. It’s because it takes up 6+ hours of the night, and I don’t experience the time passing.
  To further clarify, after a long day of homework and studying I would rather relax and do a hobby for 6+ hours, as opposed to relaxing for 20 minutes then falling alseep (where I don’t feel time passing). Once I wake up, a know I have another day’s work right in front of me. So in this example, sleeping only gives me the satisfaction of 20 minutes of relaxation.
  Don’t get me wrong, I love being under the covers, but with sleeping it seems like once I get into bed, I immediatley have to get out because it’s suddenly the next day. >
  
  Oh, don’t worry, if humans didn’t need to sleep we’d increase work time so you still wouldn’t have time for your hobbies >
  
  Yeah, that is true. It would be hard to say by how much though, because we would still be tired in other ways. >
  
  As I get older I find I hate it more. Too little sleep and I'm barely functional. Too much sleep and I feel dizzy. >
  
  As an insomniac, so do I. Sleeping is stressful and I rarely make it through the night. I’d rather be doing something more productive. >
  
  I honestly don’t get why people feel this way. Like what would you do with that time anyway? Most if not all places are closed, your friends and family are probably sleep and you don’t want to disturb them ,and your only option to do with that time is to do work that needs to be completed, watch tv, or be on social media. Unless staring at the ceiling is what you want to do. 
  So I’ll ask you OP. 
  What would you do with all that time if you, only you, didn’t need to sleep for the rest of your life? >
  
  I personally would read and/or play video games >
  
  That’s not a bad thing at all and I appreciate your honesty ,but I guess my question was what productive thing would OP do with their time? since they think sleeping is a waste of time, there must be something they would rather do with it. If you, OP, or anyone wants to play video games in that time then go ahead. >
  
  Same here, I once tried reducing my bed time to 4-5 per day, it felt great at first as I was having much more time to do all the stuff I wanted to, unfortunately I had to stop after almost 2 weeks as I almost got into a really bad car accident and was starting to get auditory hallucinations, I really wish sleeping for so many hours s day was not necessary >
  
  Same.  Hate that I have to waste a third of my life sleeping. >
  
  I used to think this way. I set the alarm not to waste more then 5 hours a night on sleep.
  Nowadays, i do 7 hours. >
  
  Objectives, Objectives >
  
  There's an episode of American Dad where Stan and Francine take pills so they don't have to sleep.
  I wish those were real. >
  
  "it feels like a waste" don't sleep for 2 nights in a row. it won't feel like a waste after that. >
  
  If I didn't have to sleep or eat, I'd be happy. >
  
  A waste of what dude? You need the sleep to be able to function when you're awake. By this Logic, eating, drinking, peeing and pooping are all useless. Except wait. It's called being alive. >
  
  Yea if I wouldn't have to I wouldn't do any of those things, they aren't enjoyable to me. Except maybe eating and drinking but only to some extent. >
  
  I completely agree with you, except I live eating and drinking >
  
  Don’t you dream? >
  
  Almost never >
  
  Everyone dreams multiple times per night. We just don’t always remember them