Delayed Sleep-Phase Syndrome (DSPS) is a circadian rhythm sleep disorder in which the individual's internal body clock is delayed with respect to the typical sleep at night, rise in the morning pattern of most adults. Such people are sometimes called "night owls", though for those with DSPS, their hours are not by choice.
People with DSPS generally fall asleep late at night, often in the pre-dawn hours, and wake in the late morning or in the afternoon. Furthermore, there is a striking inability to fall asleep at an earlier, more typical bedtime. As a result, many people with DSPS have been labelled as insomniac. But if such a person is allowed to follow his internal sleep pattern, he generally has no problems with either falling asleep or waking naturally.
Vivian loves this tune! Good to hear Polly get an outing as well; I mean Bonnie don't I, fuck, sorry lad. I hope there are more such tunes to come: BEATBOXES OUT FOR THE LADS!
Will.
"don't rest until you can feel your capillaries bursting."
