mr.razi

synaptic pruning: your brain removes what you don't keep on repeating. when you were a child, joy was easy. ice creams, puddles, first snow. you didn't need to try; you just had to feel them. however, as you grew older, joy became mundane. magic became naïve. lightness became irresponsible. as you may have realized, it's not about life; it’s about biology. your brain removes any connections you don't keep using. no malice, just efficiency. so what do you think you have stopped doing? being spontaneous. laughing with no purpose. believing that good things will come. the good news is that pruning isn't permanent. neuroplasticity is there to help you recreate all of this, not with force of will but with repetition. laugh with no rhyme or reason. do something without a goal. assume that good things will come to you. it might seem fake at first but eventually it will start working.