When one finds something ( be it a new recipe, new belief, new hobby, etc... ) they love so much, they might want to let others know how much they love this new found interest. It is also possible that one might try to share this new found love by trying to recommend it to others. Well, at least that's how I feel. Small, big, no matter the significance, so long as they connect with me in a way that it successfully intrigues my senses, they're all so fascinating to me. However, I am often reminded that I should be careful how I try to share the love, as it can come across the wrong way.

It might sound a bit too abstract, but what I'm trying to say is simply that what you might find fascinating and wonderful, another may find offensive or unrealistic. For example, just because I believe being able to work on a thought-provoking project is a rewarding experience, that doesn't mean another person will share that same feeling. As a matter of fact, that other person may just want to get done with the project by trying to do as little as possible because their goal is to simply get paid and go homje not become intellectually satisfied. Another good example of this is how religious people try to convince non-religious people to join their religion. In other words, the so-called "saved" people going out to "save" other people for their own good.

Of course all this isn't earth shattering when you think of the fundamental notion of how everyone has their own value system and that one needs to empathize before being able to truly understand another person, but even when you think you know the theory, you tend to get reminded about it in practice once in a while, and it seems quite healthy to refelct upon it as often as you can. :)