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Do you think i should be worried about my roommate sleeping too much?
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Sleeping too much: Everyone has different requirements for sleep. However if your roommate is sleepy more than usual, seems more withdrawn, other things may be going on including depression. You can start by talking with your roommate about your concerns.
Answered 7/20/2013
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