im 17 and i get told to bed at 10 30 -.- yup life stinks XD

im 14 and i usually go to sleep at 2 or 3 am

@snowman4839 a “grain of salt” used to be, like, a way of saying to have a bit of intelligence; so yeah it means, “use some personal judgement”

Uh it’s 4:00 am and im14 and I’m still up

gentlemen callers… LOL! thanks for bringing that back, buck.

Im 13 and my mom told me my bedtime for weekdays is 11:30 and weekends 12:00 it is !2:10 on a weekday right now. She knows I stay up rly late….although, I have an awesome mom so…idk

Im a teen , and i can go to sleep whenever, but i just go into my room at ten.
I usually fall asleep around 10:30 anyways because Im so tired from the day.
My adivce to you would be just go into your room and do something, or if you cant do that, ask to prove that you’ll get up fine the next day
(Say its for extra studying time)

Dear Misty – try warm water aerobic therapy. It’s a great way to exercise without putting pressure on your joints. Also try eating 6 small meals a day with a protein packed breakast and light dinner. No eating after 8.

I’m 14 and i go to bed at like 4 am every night. Or on test nights (as in like testing the next day) like tonihgt… I got to bed around 11-12. I’ve never been to bed before 11 since the age of 13. So yes 10 is even early. but 8:30… that’s TOO early!

Nick – Alright that’s ridiculous. Try and find a precedent. Ask her when she went to bed when she was a kid or when a older brother or sister went to bed in high school. Then you can argue that you aren’t receiving equal treatment. Hope that helps. I wore my parents down with that and just going a bit past my bed time every night until I didn’t really have one. Also a great on is stay up secretly for a few months and then if she finds out, say “I’VE BEEN DOING THIS FOR MONTHS AND I’M FINE!”

@Sp0rksR0ck haha join the club! my parents don’t really have a bed time for me ever since I entered high school. I usually go to bed at like 1am 5 days a week.

Middle- and high-schoolers whose parents dont require them to be in bed before midnight on school nights are 42% more likely to be depressed than teens whose parents require a 10 p.m. or earlier bedtime. And teens who are allowed to stay up late are 30% more likely to have had suicidal thoughts in the past year. Teenagers need about nine hours of sleep. (USA Today, 6/9/09)

Misty, my family is very involved in the MS board. I suggest that you get a pool that has you swim in one spot. I know many people who have done this and they all have had MS this is one of the best ways to loose weight. or even swimming in a pool could help with your case. I hope you feel better and achieve your goal! =]