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If getting up early in morning is not your game, you’ll relate to Sania Mirza’s TikTok video

Sania Mirza shared the video on TikTok and wrote, “Nope… not a morning person.”

Published on: May 13, 2020, 18:28:56 IST
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Do you wake up each morning with a smile on your face and start your day without the need for coffee? Chances are you don’t. If you did, you probably wouldn’t be reading this. Well, don’t worry, you’re not alone. This TikTok by Sania Mirza may just help you feel better.

The image shows a screengrab of Sania Mirza from her TikTok video. (TikTok/Sania Mirza)
The image shows a screengrab of Sania Mirza from her TikTok video. (TikTok/Sania Mirza)

Captioned, “Nope… not a morning person,” and accompanied by a frowning emoji, the video perfectly captures the reaction of a non-morning person when they see someone out for their morning run at 7:00 in the morning.

Take a look:

@mirzasaniar

Nope .. not a morning person 😒🤣

♬ original sound - Krystle Dsouza

Since being shared just a day ago, the video has gathered over 36,000 views and close to 4,000 likes. Several people agreed with Mirza and wrote how tough it is for them to get out of their beds in the morning.

“You get it,” wrote a TikTok user. “So true,” commented another. “I hate getting out of bed in morning,” wrote a third.

What do you think? Did you relate to it?

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