Skylark Vision

Introduction: When Wonder Quietly Disappears Children ask endless questions. Adults answer them—and then stop asking. At some point, curiosity fades not with drama, but with responsibility. Life becomes efficient, predictable, and practical. And one day, you realize: You no longer wonder. You manage. This article explores why adults lose curiosity , why it matters more than we think, and how to reclaim it without quitting your life or chasing childish fantasies. Curiosity Dies When Life Becomes About Control Curiosity thrives in uncertainty. Adulthood rewards control. We are taught to: Have answers Be decisive Minimize risk Avoid mistakes But curiosity requires not knowing. And not knowing feels unsafe in adult life. So we trade wonder for certainty— and slowly, curiosity fades. Responsibility Shrinks the Space for Exploration Responsibilities are necessary. But they are also consuming. Bills, deadlines, roles, expectations— they crowd out mental space. Curiosity n...