Trading sleep for ‘me time’: The rise of revenge bedtime procrastination
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By Chetana Belagere
Feb 26, 2025
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If you have ever found yourself scrolling endlessly at midnight – despite knowing full well you have an early morning ahead – you are not alone.
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This habit has a name: revenge bedtime procrastination.
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Revenge bedtime procrastination (RBP) is a term that originated in China. Overworked individuals would reclaim personal time late at night, even at the cost of sleep.
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Psychologists explain that this habit can lead to “chronic sleep deprivation, heightened anxiety, and poor emotional regulation.
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Sleep debt can weaken cognitive function, lower immunity, and even increase the risk of conditions like heart disease and diabetes, say doctors.
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Doctors say it is important to set boundaries during the day – taking short breaks during work hours, reading, meditation, or gentle stretches.
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Instead of just waking up with an alarm, doctors suggest that people set alarms for starting their wind-down routine as a reminder to sleep early.
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