ryunin--
I hate to sound brutal, but you'll either survive or switch careers.
Very few people on either side of The Great Divide like 8 a.m. classes.
For both teachers and students, the 8 a.m. classes are part of paying the ritual dues.
The man that pays the piper calls the tune.
From your present perspective you seem to feel that rising early is going to force you not only to change your daily schedule but to alter your basic personality.
If you're counting on a school paycheck this year, this attitude is counter productive.
Do you consider yourself a laid-back, flexible person? Or a regimentated slave to the clock?
Some people choose clocks, some people have clocks thrust upon them. Some people rise above clocks.
Owls have more glamour than larks--in the circles in which owls fly.
You'll get through tomorrow on youth and epinephrine, guts and gall and a refusal to fail.
Quote:But I am very willing to do my best and start going to sleep at ten. But I am afraid it will be a drastic interrogation to my personality, to my lifestyle
"Interrogation" is either a very unconventional use of the word or a really all-out, wing-ding illuminating Freudian Slip.
Of course going to bed at ten will change your lifestyle. Change your personality? Vampires have a real problem with daylight. Sunflowers turn though the compass, east to south to west.
You are neither a vampire nor a sunflower. If your personality depends on hourly pre-determined quantities of daylight.....
Change is scary, but changing a schedule doesn't necessarily involve re-casting a personality.
How much sympathy would you have with a student who wanted your sympathy about going to bed at ten because of the schedule of the school; that he needed those midnight hours To Be Himself?
Sauce for the gosling, sauce for the goose.
Good luck tomorrow. Hold your dominion.