I’m looking for a word that describes your state when something is not how you expected it to be. Not in a pleasant way but the opposite.

Is baffled appropriate? But I think baffled doesn’t really show any emotion but just a sense of confusion. Also baffled expresses in a large quantity. I want something of less magnitude.

I don’t want to express something mysterious. It's like I expected something and I got it. But with something else that I don’t like. If that makes any sense.

I’m not sure if this question is one bit clear... please if you have any suggestions to make it more understandable, make an edit.

I’m looking for a word that describes your state when something is not how you expected it to be. Not in a pleasant way but the opposite.

Is baffled appropriate? But I think baffled doesn’t really show any emotion but just a sense of confusion. Also baffled expresses in a large quantity. I want something of less magnitude.

I don’t want to express something mysterious. It's like I expected something and I got it. But with something else that I don’t like. If that makes any sense.

I want to use it in a sentence like this one:

The overall experience was a pleasant one, don’t get me wrong. But a few things _________ me and made me wonder if it's the harsh truth.

I’m looking for a word that describes your state when something is not how you expected it to be. Not in a pleasant way but the opposite.

Is baffled appropriate? But I think baffled doesn’t really show any emotion but just a sense of confusion. Also baffled expresses in a large quantity. I want something of less magnitude.

I don’t want to express something mysteriously. It's like I expected something and I got it. But with something else that I don’t like. If that makes any sense.

I’m not sure if this question is one bit clear... please if you have any suggestions to make it more understandable, make an edit.

I’m looking for a word that describes your state when something is not how you expected it to be. Not in a pleasant way but the opposite.

Is baffled appropriate? But I think baffled doesn’t really show any emotion but just a sense of confusion. Also baffled expresses in a large quantity. I want something of less magnitude.

I don’t want to express something mysterious. It's like I expected something and I got it. But with something else that I don’t like. If that makes any sense.

I’m not sure if this question is one bit clear... please if you have any suggestions to make it more understandable, make an edit.