<human>: Here is my story:

I'm a 28yo male.  I've only ever had two proper girlfriends, the first in my early 20s for about 9 months and currently my second reaching almost a year.  I have been no casonova in between, quite the opposite actually, lonely a lot.  

Tinder opened up a new world for me, having previously lacked confidence/skill at "picking up" in the real world.  I tindered a lot for a year to reasonable success and finally met someone I liked who reciprocated the feelings.  

I love my girlfriend.  She is sweet, caring, funny, affectionate, quirky, beautiful, lovely family.  But beyond all this, I am finding as we get deeper into this relationship, we really don't have much in common.  I'm a curious soul, always interested in learning new things and exploring the whys and hows of the world. I love interesting art and music and film.  Her favourite things are sport, The Bachelor and Instagram.  Its really hard for me, because she has so many great qualities as a person and partner, but I just find her interests shallow and unispiring and it's making me question how compatible we are.  She doesn't inspire me in ways that I always thought a partner should. 

I don't know what to do.  Can I get through this?  Should I look beyond it?  I am so fearful of being single again, I never had much of a good time. My confidence is not great, plus I'm losing my hair a lot now.. which sucks.  I don't want to throw away an amazing opportunity with someone just because I can't get over superficialities....but are they superficialities?   I need some outsider perspective.  

Thanks for all your comments, appreciate it.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: My girlfriend is loving, caring, affectionate, beautiful, funny but we don't share many common interests, is this a problem in a long term relationship?