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Early Birds Have More Sex, Make More Money Than Night Owls

September 6, 2021
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By Marie Haaland // SWNS
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If you’re energetic and confident, enjoy cooking and believe in love at first sight, then new research shows you're probably an early bird.

A look into our sleeping habits revealed some interesting differences between those who stay up late and those who rise early, from our personality traits, hobbies – and even our sex lives.

The survey of 2,000 Americans, split evenly between self-identified early birds and night owls, found that early birds have more sex per week, on average, than their late-night counterparts.

Conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Sleepopolis in advance of World Sleep Day on March 15, the survey gave insight into our personalities and relationships by examining our sleeping style.

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Night owls were found to be shy and sarcastic, more likely to use Instagram and to believe in ghosts and cryptids.

They were also more likely to be single, whereas early birds were more likely to be married and have children living in the house.

To find love, early birds are also more likely to have tried online dating.

Early birds were found to earn more money and were more likely to work in an office – though surprisingly, they were also more likely to report always being late for work.

Additionally, early birds were 10 percent more likely to identify as happy, while night owls identified more strongly as loyal.

There was also found to be a difference in gender: Men were more likely to be early birds, while women identified more heavily as night owls.

Those who consider themselves early birds were found to have more active hobbies – they were more likely to enjoy walking and hiking, playing sports and exercising in a gym.

While hobbies for night owls were more laid-back and included reading and sleeping.

Regardless of what their hobbies are, respondents reported spending just less than three hours on them in an average day.

There wasn’t a major difference in the amount of sleep people received – an average of six hours a night for night owls and seven hours for early birds – but the survey did find some interesting differences in how we sleep.

Early birds were more likely to be light sleepers and always feel well-rested in the morning.

They were more likely to identify as clean and organized, and it shows – early birds were more likely to make their bed in the morning than night owls.

They were also more likely to dream, and to always remember their dreams upon waking.

Night owls were more likely to have trouble falling asleep, and then perhaps unsurprisingly, were less likely to report high-quality sleep.

“More important than being a night owl or an early bird is making sure to have a consistent sleep schedule and get enough rest,” said Logan Block, the director of content at Sleepopolis. “With World Sleep Day approaching, it’s a nice time to reflect on our sleeping habits. For those suffering from low-quality sleep, or who always feel tired, there are many small changes that can be made to improve your sleep.”

Early birds were more likely to talk, snore and move around in their sleep, and were also more likely to prefer sleeping with music on or a window open.

On the other hand, night owls were more likely to prefer having a fan on, and enjoyed sleeping with a pet or a significant other in the bed with them.

“Having a comfortable environment is a great first step in ensuring a good night’s rest – whether that includes sleeping with a window open or a fan running. But people often overlook one of the most important aspects to being well-rested in the morning: the bed itself,” said Block. “Making sure you have the right mattress is a great way to improve your quality of sleep, whether you prefer staying up late or waking early.”

PROFILE: EARLY BIRDS
Sleep seven hours a night
Have sex three times a week; more likely to be married
Average income: $42 thousand – $4,000 more than night owls
More likely to work in an office and always be late for work
More likely to use Facebook
More likely to have high-quality sleep
Describe themselves as clean, confident, energetic, friendly, happy, organized and sociable
Hobbies include cooking, walking/hiking, playing sports and exercising at the gym
More likely to believe in love at first sight and have tried online dating
More likely to talk, snore and move around in their sleep
Wake up at 6:15 a.m.

PROFILE: NIGHT OWLS
Sleep six hours a night
Have sex twice a week; more likely to be single
Average income: $38 thousand – $4,000 less than early birds
Less likely to work in an office
More likely to use Instagram
More likely to have trouble falling asleep
Describe themselves as perfectionists, sarcastic and shy
Hobbies include reading and sleeping
More likely to believe in ghosts and cryptids (Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster, etc.)
More likely to prefer sleeping with pets on the bed
Go to bed at 2:55 a.m.


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