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vovikov84 [41]
3 years ago
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Long story short, I want to wake up early for a change, and I can set my alarm but there is a problem. If I set my alarm to a vi

bration, or a regular beeping noise, I’m going to be paralyzed to my bed because those loud sounds scare me and they happen to be so sudden. ☹️ However if I set my alarm to a soothing, comfortable sound, I’ll never want to get up and I’ll fall right back asleep again, or I’ll want to just lay there and daydream (as that’s what I do.)
I need help on what to do with this! (I also can’t make the noise SUPER loud. I definitely can’t wake my parents up if they’d still be sleeping!)
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Darya [45]3 years ago
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Maybe you should put on earphone and set on alarm and sleep!(don't forget to put your volume to the loudest!)but make your alarm song like kinda loud but comfortable music

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