Interested by all things then upset when you see the result you hoped for but the result is not in your favor. I don’t know how you can expect this from Netflix. But I wanted to get the same. I am very disappointed with the result of game. I was disappointed by the quality wine. – Do I have any other questions? I am disgusted that you are not respected as someone who really trusted me? – I was very disappointed with myself.
– He was disappointed to see her not at the party. I’m disappointed to see it sold out. (Also, no credit card required!) – She was disappointed not to be chosen.

What is there in the category of options? What are the proper prepositions to use?

In your case:

“I am dissapointed in you.” and “I am dissapointed with you.” are both correct, while “I am dissapointed at you.” is incorrect and “I am dissapointed by you.” sounds awkward to me. I am disappointed by your behavior. Please explain your feelings” What

is to be done by those who have worked to make a better world for the world?”