Hey there, Facebook fam! Have you ever had a partner who just can’t seem to get up in the morning, no matter how many alarms they set? Well, I’ve got a story for you! Our protagonist has been living with her partner for 2 years, and he just can’t seem to wake up on time. The poor girl has been nudging him awake every morning, but she’s had enough! So, she decides to let him sleep in one day, and you won’t believe what happens next. Grab your popcorn, folks, because this is one juicy tale of morning drama!
Living Together for 2 Years
Alarms Galore ⏰
The Nudge
The Morning Struggle
Warning ⚠️
The Morning of Reckoning
Sleeping In
Late for Work ⌛
Alexa & Phone Alarms
Snoozing Through Alarms
Smartwatch Fail ⌚
Earplugs & Eyemask
Letting the Partner Sleep In: A Morning Drama
So, our sleep-deprived heroine has been dealing with her partner’s inability to wake up on time for 2 years now. He sets a whopping 7 or 8 alarms, but still manages to sleep right through them! She’s been nudging him awake every day, but she’s tired of being the human alarm clock. ⏰ After warning him, she finally lets him sleep in one morning, and he’s absolutely furious! He’s been late for work multiple times before, and even missed appointments, outings, and plans. Despite having alarms on both Alexa and his phone, he still can’t seem to get up on time. ♀️ Our heroine even bought earplugs and an eyemask to cope with the anxiety of hearing the alarms. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
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