<human>: My and my boyfriend have been dating for almost four years, and I remember when we first started dating it was almost like we were one and the same. We had the same interests, and we had the same views regarding sensitive topics ranging from abortion to the death penalty. Our sense of humor wasn't exactly the same, but it matched up well enough and we knew how to make each other laugh. That's how things were, and I was happy. 

But recently, I've been noticing how different our views are in other regards. For example, we have different political views. The reason why this one in particular bothers me is because I feel very strongly about my political stance and I actively research things related to it. My boyfriend does not. This isn't a deal breaker for me at all, however on occasion he will argue my views even though he himself does not know much about the side he is supporting. And whenever I bring up major points about my argument, he gets mad and either yells at me or ignores me for a while. Another example is that he doesn't agree with people getting a sex change, while I don't have a problem with it at all. Again, when we had this argument, and I brought up my points (I made sure to be civil), he got mad at me again and hung up the phone (but I forgave him this time since his family has been going through some difficult times recently). 

This has been my first relationship with anyone, so I know this may sound silly, but could this relationship still work even though we have different views on these issues? To be honest, I'm not sure if either of the issues I brought up are even issues that would cause a major divide in a relationship. For the most part, my boyfriend and I get along and we agree on many things, but I just wonder if these possibly larger issues might be a problem in the long run.

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<bot>: More differences between me and my boyfriend than I originally thought. Could our relationship still work despite some of our differing views?