It's not uncommon to feel more tired than usual on the first day of school, despite waking up early for the past month. There could be several reasons for this.
One possible reason is the change in routine. Going back to school can significantly disrupt your sleep pattern, especially if you're accustomed to waking up and going to bed at the same time every day. Your body functions according to a consistent rhythm, and any changes to this routine can take time to adjust.
Feeling stressed is another reason why you might be struggling to get a good night's sleep. The first day of school can be a stressful time, and this can release hormones that make it challenging to relax and fall asleep.
On the other hand, the first day of school can also be an exciting time, and this too can interfere with your sleep. When you're excited, your mind can race, making it difficult for you to settle down and get some rest.

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How do you know about Mrs Bacon-Sexdale?? who told you? it's a lie! We are just friends. I was lonely.
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I was gone by 10pm
the lil **** came in my bedroom and put home alone on! I woke up in the middle of the night like da fuq is this **** on the tv o.O

Did you go to bed at the same time?
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