What's the latest you've stayed up?
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I’ve stayed up for more than a full 24 hour cycle before.
ali.di.magix
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Probably close to 24 hours? I've done an all nighter before because of university assignments. I don't survive well on no sleep lol
One time I got 0 hours of sleep and stayed up all through school. I don't know if I went to sleep afterwards, but I probably did. It is wacky staying up for 24 hours. I couldn't think straight at all and was so tired I wasn't tired. I couldn't really do anything that day
one day i did an all-nighter and went to school, my friend picked me up from school to hang out and i took an hour nap at his house at like, 3pm? so about 32-33 hours? i will never do that again, i love sleep too much.
I've had insomnia since high school. So almost 15 years now. Going 24+ hours with no sleep is pretty common for me.
But the longest I've gone without sleep was around 90 hours. Do not recommend.
Smash came out for the Wii U on November 21st, 2014 on a Friday. I woke up Thursday sometime in the afternoon before my cousin came over. We downloaded it at midnight. Then I didn't go to sleep until Monday morning a few days later. Spent the whole weekend trying to unlock as many characters as fast as possible.
But the longest I've gone without sleep was around 90 hours. Do not recommend.
Smash came out for the Wii U on November 21st, 2014 on a Friday. I woke up Thursday sometime in the afternoon before my cousin came over. We downloaded it at midnight. Then I didn't go to sleep until Monday morning a few days later. Spent the whole weekend trying to unlock as many characters as fast as possible.
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VanitasFan26
I'm just a ghost.
Around 12:42 AM I was too busy doing so much research on healthy foods.
worldstraveller
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the last time I did an all nighter was probably me reading Ascendance of the Bookworm Part 2 Volume 4 light novel in one seating 
(the kind of person that sometimes do all nighters reading mangá or books)
(the kind of person that sometimes do all nighters reading mangá or books)
I remember when I was younger, I stayed up all night until 7 in the morning. I have a vivid memory of staring at the TV and watching Jimmy Neutron all night. I think there was either some marathon of episodes or I had them recorded. My mom walked into my room and was pretty shocked and upset that I was awake. I think it was a school night for me.
QueenCobra
big boy season
All night! I've always had trouble sleeping, but there were two specific instances were I didn't sleep at all. The first was when I was an anxious freshman in college, and I couldn't sleep so I sat up reading a biography of Princess Diana (random I know). But the next day I functioned pretty well, until I crashed HARD at 5 pm.
The next time was last year. I had to do something big the next day and couldn't stop worrying about it. It was oddly refreshing to hear birds chirping so early in the morning. I felt dizzy and like I had to throw up when I got out of bed, but thankfully didn't. I took a nap later in the day-- but, my goodness, did that feel awful.
These weren't really "staying up" time per se, but sometimes I hear someone scream as soon as I wake up. Once I felt a woman pressing and shaking on my shoulders, yelling "No, no, no!" before running down the hall. My first instance was when I was about 13 and heard buzzing in my ear, then saw the figure of an old man standing over my bed. He said he was going to tell me a strange story of a man who saw wonderful things in people's eyes. Then he vanished and I couldn't look at my curtains for a while after that. I believe it was a relative, but not sure.
Sometimes I still get the buzzing in my ear, and my bed shakes. When I was younger, I would get the buzzing and then hear two voices, like people talking-- then feel this hard jolt. I don't know how else to explain it. Like a hard shove into reality.
The next time was last year. I had to do something big the next day and couldn't stop worrying about it. It was oddly refreshing to hear birds chirping so early in the morning. I felt dizzy and like I had to throw up when I got out of bed, but thankfully didn't. I took a nap later in the day-- but, my goodness, did that feel awful.
These weren't really "staying up" time per se, but sometimes I hear someone scream as soon as I wake up. Once I felt a woman pressing and shaking on my shoulders, yelling "No, no, no!" before running down the hall. My first instance was when I was about 13 and heard buzzing in my ear, then saw the figure of an old man standing over my bed. He said he was going to tell me a strange story of a man who saw wonderful things in people's eyes. Then he vanished and I couldn't look at my curtains for a while after that. I believe it was a relative, but not sure.
Sometimes I still get the buzzing in my ear, and my bed shakes. When I was younger, I would get the buzzing and then hear two voices, like people talking-- then feel this hard jolt. I don't know how else to explain it. Like a hard shove into reality.
uh... i think the latest i’ve ever stayed up is noon after pulling an all-nighter, and staying up all day the day before as well. maybe close to around 24+ hours or so? i’m not sure why i stayed up for that long; maybe because i was doing stuff and didn’t want to go to sleep? maybe insomnia?? maybe excitement or nerves or anxiety or something? i don’t know, but i definitely don’t see myself ever doing that again... i just love sleep too much lol.
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I might've made it around 24 hours or somewhere close to that when I was a kid, but I crashed pretty much immediately afterwards. I don't know how anybody manages more than that*; I can't function without at least a few hours of sleep.
*barring cases of insomnia/other sleep conditions/etc.
*barring cases of insomnia/other sleep conditions/etc.
