Enjoying a feeling is fine. I don't think anyone reasonable will take issue with that. I do, however, take issue with calling it curiosity. Curiosity is define

Enjoying a feeling is fine. I don't think anyone reasonable will take issue with that. I do, however, take issue with calling it curiosity. Curiosity is defined as a desire to learn something or know something. Even if you do want to know, the feeling you get from this hinges on not knowing-- if not, there's no harm in actually finding the answer, and there is harm in not finding it. Asking questions like this is fine, but, to me, calling it curiosity isn't. This isn't because it's childish. It's because it's unreasonable. Curiosity and reason are supposed to work together.