I specifically remember when I stopped asking questions. I asked a question and someone question my IQ. that is when I stopped asking question and my inner child to started accepting everything without any doubt. even if I had any questions I would not speak them out loud.
AnonymousJul 14, 2026
> This was a beautiful reflection. I loved the idea that the world never becomes less fascinating—we simply become less attentive. The line "The miracles never disappeared. Our sense of wonder did." really stayed with me. It's a gentle reminder that curiosity isn't something we outgrow; it's something we have to choose to protect.
AnonymousJul 12, 2026
i loved this it gently reminded me that growing up should not mean losing curiosity but learning to ask better questions about ourselves and the world
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Back to the entryI specifically remember when I stopped asking questions. I asked a question and someone question my IQ. that is when I stopped asking question and my inner child to started accepting everything without any doubt. even if I had any questions I would not speak them out loud.
> This was a beautiful reflection. I loved the idea that the world never becomes less fascinating—we simply become less attentive. The line "The miracles never disappeared. Our sense of wonder did." really stayed with me. It's a gentle reminder that curiosity isn't something we outgrow; it's something we have to choose to protect.
i loved this it gently reminded me that growing up should not mean losing curiosity but learning to ask better questions about ourselves and the world
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