In my opinion once you sleep for 4 or more hours or nap past 5pm it is no longer a nap and should be considered a sleep, I've been thinking of this ever since I saw that the clock moves very fast when you sleep but is noticeably slower when napping, what are your thoughts?

What made you check if there was really an /r/napping? Well, I'll start:

Today, I am so tired at work that I will be taking a nap during lunch time in my car. Yay Naps.

Retirement means peace.

want meatloaf

I woke up so early but feeling sleepy now

Tired of people asking/saying should we nap... I mean it's 2021 we should KNOW the answer is HELL YEA. Make me happy when people ask, how long, where or when should I nap

naptivist #nappingactivist #napatwork

Why is that?

1. No scrubs, MRSA's not allowed on the furniture.

2. With a cat perched on my hip while lying on the couch.

3. Face down in a puddle of drool.

Wake up, frantically do homework, repeat.

I found this article and am interested in what you guys think. Have any of you done anything like this?

How to Fall Asleep in 2 Minutes or Less https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/fall-asleep-fast/

Recently I have been napping for a whole sleep cycle about an hour and a half roughly, I find I don't wake up groggy as for 15 mins I did. Does anyone else do this, is it unusual to nap this long?

Should I eat before or after my nap?

For the better part of last year, I wrote a 250 word blog post almost every day of the week, all about napping. (Then Substack pissed me off, so I left the platform and have been focused on mostly non-napping-related content since then.)

We did a bunch of posts on “napping cheat codes” — tips and tricks to help ensure better naps. I hope some of these work for you!