Why does time seem to fly when you’re having fun?
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Time flies when you’re having fun because your brain is so engaged in the activity that it doesn’t track time as closely. When you’re fully absorbed in something enjoyable, your perception of time distorts, making hours feel like minutes. Conversely, when you’re bored, your brain notices every tick of the clock, making time drag on.