You shouldn't make fun of someone's likes.
Susan loves painting ceramic frogs, but her husband David finds it to be a very boring hobby.
David wants Susan to pick a hobby that he would enjoy doing with her.
David asks Susan if she would be willing to try something new, with him, that they could do in their spare time together.
David tells Susan directly that he finds her choice of hobbies to be beneath her and ridiculous, that it's boring, and he wants her to find something else to do.
Susan thinks of some things that they might like to do together and David likes some of them very much, and they spend more time together.
Susan is offended by David's remarks, and she is unwilling to switch to a new hobby that they can do together.