what does it mean when someone says i'm just tired?
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Many people use the expression “I'm tired” when they've had a lack of sleep or when they feel like they need a nap. When you've got mental health problems, sometimes “I'm tired” can also simply mean you're lacking sleep, but often it means so much more. ... It's not just tired eyes and achy muscles.
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['"You seem tired, would you like to rest here a while?" (If you have a chair or couch nearby )', '"You seem tired, may I get you some tea or coffee or water?" (If you can.)', '" You seem tired, go home and get some rest." (If they are working for you. )']
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You're Short on Sleep. When you're exhausted, your mental processes slow down, causing you to think and act a little more sluggish than normal. And if you start drinking alcohol (a sedative) while you're tired, you'll feel drunker than you really are, says Swartzwelder.
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SUMMARY: Inadequate or poor-quality sleep is a common cause of fatigue. Getting several hours of uninterrupted sleep allows your body and brain to recharge, allowing you to feel energized during the day.
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This first group at the top, you can use to ask about illness, so illness means sickness. The first one is a very general expression. “Are you feeling okay?” You can use this when you kind of see someone, maybe they look tired or they might be sick or, maybe, they look, maybe, sad, you could even ask in that case.
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It means that someone is acting out of character, behaving differently, perhaps in a negative way or being quiet and withdrawn, or a bit angry, banging about or maybe they will go out for a walk or drive, to be alone, etc. It just means that someone isn't happy for whatever reason, but it's a temporary state.
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Lethargy causes you to feel sleepy or fatigued and sluggish. This sluggishness may be physical or mental. People with these symptoms are described as lethargic. Lethargy can be related to an underlying physical or mental condition.
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A man is not very tired, he is exhausted. Don't use very sad, use morose. Language was invented for one reason, boys - to woo women - and, in that endeavor, laziness will not do. It also won't do in your essays.”
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The identity of the person who's mad at you may also matter. According to the Loewenberg, if a particular friend pops up in your slumber and is angry with you, it may mean you're feeling guilty about not being there for them as often as you feel you should.
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['"You seem tired, would you like to rest here a while?" ... ', '"You seem tired, may I get you some tea or coffee or water?" (If you can.)']
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(American English, spoken) used to ask why somebody is behaving in a strange way: What's with you? You haven't said a single word all morning.
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It only means that she finds your voice calming and relaxing, it was late at night, she was tired, got sleepy, and closed her eyes and fell asleep. I would take it as a compliment that she finds your voice so relaxing that she's comfortable falling asleep while your charming voice leads her to heavenly dreams.
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verb (used without object), tired, tir·ing. to have the strength reduced or exhausted, as by labor or exertion; become fatigued; be sleepy.
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Originally Answered: What does it mean when your guy falls to sleep while talking on the phone? IT MEANS HE'S TIRED. Nothing more. Nothing less.
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It means they are wondering if you are still irritated or angry at them for whatever they did to offend you. It can also mean that they are confused by your demeanor or statement or actions. Perhaps you have been silent or grouchy with them. They might ask such a question to start a conversation about what is wrong.
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Sleep Talking. Sleep talking, formally known as somniloquy, is a sleep disorder defined as talking during sleep without being aware of it. Sleep talking can involve complicated dialogues or monologues, complete gibberish or mumbling. The good news is that for most people it is a rare and short-lived occurrence.
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"How are you doing?" could be casual and said at any time, like "Whats up?" "How are you feeling?" usually implies that I was previously sick or sad. Not to me, no. If someone asks how I'm doing, it could mean both mentally and physically, but how I'm feeling tends to be more how I'm feeling inside.