Why do I hate stuff?

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I have a peculiar taste. I think I am a connoisseur in movies, fashion and football. Although aficionado would be a better term. Some do call it conceit. But I don't particularly hate many things.
Don't get me wrong; I dislike almost every things. But I only hate a few things.

All the things that I hate one aspect in common. And that is, apart from hating them, that they all have been done by me and then repeated by others.

For instance, if I discover some beautiful place, which gives you a memorable experience and then someone does the exact thing after hearing about it from me. I mean, that was my place. My discovery. You don't get to go to that place and tell me how wonderful it was. It is just for me. Not for you.

And then, many more would do the same thing. And I stop loving that thing. I loved to read a lot of newspaper, and then many people started loving it too. And now I had to stop reading newspaper, because it was not my thing anymore. It becomes *Less Than Perfect*.

I still don't hate hate doing such things. But I would do anything not to do that in public eyes. I would love it still in my bedroom alone, but I cannot brag about it anymore in front of others. 

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