Of waking ups and Housisms

Have you ever wondered why it is so hard for teens to wake up or sleep early??

Guess what i found here
"During adolescence, the body's circadian rhythm (sort of like an internal biological clock) is reset, telling a teen to fall asleep later at night and wake up later in the morning. This change in the circadian rhythm seems to be due to the fact that the brain hormone melatonin is produced later at night in teens than it is for kids and adults, making it harder for teens to fall asleep."

Ah HA, so the next time ur mum(or ur friend, or your dad, or your boyfriend) tries to wake u up at 8am in the morning, or tries to get you to sleep at 12am at night, you can rebutt it using your biological condition. After all, this biological condition is like a disability right??And no reasonable person will be heartless enough to force someone with A CONDITION to do what their body can't do RIGHT??? It will be unnatural and perverse!!!

But wait, I didn't have this problem or sleeping until recently...In my JC years, I will feel extremely sleepy at 10pm and will be extremely attentive to my lectures at 8am. Sleeping at lectures was always someone's problems in JC.....but now it has become mine in Uni...

Does that mean I only reached adolescence at this ripe age of 20 years old??
Maybe I'm a late bloomer?? Gosh, no wonder I'm not particularly rebellious or involved in any Reformasi during my teens....In fact i can feel my teen blood bubbling in my veins right now....Haha i've finally become a genuine teenager!!! My hormones and testosterones are finally pumping!!! My rebellious streak is coming!!!
Muahahahahaha!!

Are u scared?

I know I am
I better go get some sleep now...before my nonsensical literal tirade kills someone.

Oh by the way, do you know what is housism?

Housism (n) -
A comment, normally a one-liner, generally an offbeat response. Something Dr. Gregory House would say.

LOL