Why can we play Facebook all day?
Ever wondered...
Why we open Facebook so many times a day
Knowing that there's not much new?
The answer is because every time we move the feed,
Saw funny posts, saw a variety of clips.
The brain secretes dopamine.
Which is the "message of happiness."
Dopamine makes us feel good. It's like we have a small reward in mind.
So it becomes a small pleasure to want to experience again.
Until we automatically picked up the phone for no reason.
But the consequences are...
📍 The brain quickly gets used to happiness.
We want to feel good. "Now."
I don't want to wait for something that takes time, like reading books or working long jobs.
📍 ADHD unknowingly.
Because Facebook has fast-changing content.
The brain is used to "switching focus" all the time.
📍 Mood swings are easier.
When the post didn't have as many likes as hoped.
We'll feel bad when nothing goes wrong.
📍. Mental health is declining.
Many studies have found that people who use social media often
Often have a greater "feel stressed, lonely and compare yourself to others" tendency.
💡 In fact, "Facebook is not wrong."
But we should know that dopamine from the screen is a temporary pleasure.
If you want to have more lasting happiness,
We have to "make dopamine ourselves."
Because dopamine is not just a chemical in the brain.
But it is the drive that gives us the strength to do good things.
Every time we do something and feel proud
Like running 30 minutes, reading to the end, or even storing a room.
The brain will also secrete dopamine.
But unlike social dopamine,
It lasts longer and makes us feel really good.
📍 Social dopamine = sensitive happiness, but healed quickly.
📍 Dopamine from action = slow but lasting happiness
That's why we have to "make dopamine for ourselves."
Not waiting for the screen to determine when we should feel good.
Let's start with the little things. 👇
✨ Walk outside without holding hands.
✨, exercise for 15 minutes.
✨ Write down something we're grateful for each day.
✨ Spend time with a lover without turning on his phone.
Every time we do these things,
The brain will start to remember that "happiness doesn't have to come from the online world."





































































