<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

We have a really good relationship (together for 8 months). We communicate really well, the sex is great, and we are extremely happy. He makes me really happy.

But recently it's become more and more apparent that we have nothing in common. The only thing that we both enjoy doing is going to the cinema, nights out with friends and going to the beach.

At university I engage with men who have similar interests to me, and I can't help but feel as if I'm missing out. My boyfriend isn't interested in travelling, going to gigs, theatre, festivals, art, museums, poetry, reading - anything vaguely cultural. He doesn't like camping or walks. Or baking. Or even food that much(!!!). I want to live in the country one day, he wants to always be in the city. He's interested in maths, science, playing football, comedy, and is really passionate about teaching (which is what he plans to do) - which I find really attractive. His values are almost identical to mine, and we tend to have similar opinions on political issues. We both like dogs. I think that's all I've got.

Are there are Redditors out there who are/have been in a similar situation? Do you think it's possible to make it work, despite all of these differences? It's often difficult to find things that we both enjoy doing together.
<bot>: My boyfriend and I have nothing in common and I am wondering if this is likely to cause problems in the future (Throwaway - we have Reddit in common too!)