Won't believers get bored in Paradise, given its eternity and long duration, despite all the blessings within it?

Allah Almighty created death and life as a test for people, and He created humankind deficient in knowledge, weak, and afflicted with the need for patience. When a believer dies, they transition to the abode of recompense, where they are created in a form suitable for the abode of bliss. Their incapacities are removed, and they are granted the ability to perceive what they were unable to perceive in this world, such as seeing the Noble Face of Allah. The life of Paradise is a complete life, without deficiency, free from boredom, fatigue, and sorrow. Revelation describes it as perpetual happiness; its inhabitants never wish to leave it and find therein everything they desire. The doubts circulating about the inhabitants of Paradise experiencing boredom have no basis, neither rationally nor scripturally, because the life of this world is deficient, while the life of Paradise is complete, and it is not correct to measure the complete by the deficient. Furthermore, revelation states that the inhabitants of Paradise will not be touched by weariness or sorrow, and Allah has promised believers that He will give them everything they desire. A Muslim should not allow their heart to be exposed to whispers and should guide themselves towards attaining piety and striving in good deeds.