After the alarm clock goes off, you can't stay in bed for a few minutes. What are you thinking?

I always want to sleep for a while after the alarm clock rings. Getting up is always a big event, and I have to go through some struggles.

If you want to get up at 6: 30, the alarm clock can be set at 6: 20, then at 6: 20, the alarm clock rings and you wake up. At this time, you need a little buffer time to get up. In the next few minutes, you may wonder what urgent things will be dealt with today, whether there is anything urgent in the morning, whether you will be late, whether it is a weekend, and so on. When the weekend really comes, you will still think about whether you want to go to work today. In these few minutes, your consciousness is actually not fully awake, and you are in a daze about many things.

This is called getting up. Some people who get up seriously will be inexplicably angry and in a bad mood. Setting the time at 6: 20 instead of 6: 30 will make you feel asleep 10 minutes. You can also set an alarm clock at 6: 25 and get up after being urged twice by the alarm clock.

In winter, it is even harder to get up. I just want to enjoy the temperature in the quilt, thinking about getting up after sleeping for a few minutes, and these minutes may make you have another dream, or when you open your eyes again, you will find that the time has passed the scheduled time, and then you will be almost late for work.

The alarm clock has been used for a long time. When you hear it, you will get used to turning it off and going back to sleep. This habit will be so strong that you turn it off before you wake up, and then you don't know what happened. When you finally wake up, you even think that the alarm clock has never rung. So there are many alarm clocks specially designed for lazy people.

Staying in bed is a bad habit, but many people will get used to staying in bed before getting up.