The feelings are not incompatible with lots of things. For instance, you could say, “I’m mystified by the fare schedules for transportation zones in London”. Th

The feelings are not incompatible with lots of things. For instance, you could say, “I’m mystified by the fare schedules for transportation zones in London”. That’s a valid sentence. If the schedules make sense to me, though, I might ask “Why are you mystified?” and then you might say something like “I don’t understand why it costs more to travel from X to Y than from X to Z” and we can discuss it. If you were to, instead, say “Is mystification incompatible with pricing schedules?” no one will have benefited. So, put simply, “What part confuses you?” is the question.