<human>: Recently, my girlfriend has been having second thoughts about our relationship.  We have been in a LDR for the majority of the two years due to school, but we still find time to see each other as much as possible.  She believes that we don't have enough in common to stay together. 

She constantly points out that we don't like the same music, movies, food, etc etc and how she doesn't want to be with someone who she doesn't have anything in common with.  I slightly see where she's coming from, but she's wrong on many levels.  We both listen to certain types of music, but many other types are different.  We both enjoy country, but I like metal while she likes pop also.  I never have an issue with her movie and tv preferences, although I would prefer to watch something else.  I'll gladly watch what she wants, but she constantly says that the shows and movies I like are stupid and she won't watch them.  

Also, she says our taste in food is completely different.  My girlfriend is a very very picky eater and will rarely try anything new, while I will eat or try anything put in front of me.  So this aspect of her thought doesn't make any sense to me.  She says that we have absolutely nothing in common, and then I would name a massive list of what we both like to do and how we do have stuff in common, but she won't believe me for some reason.

I personally don't think that having EVERYTHING in common with an S/O would be very good. I think that if you were exactly alike then things would get boring and you would never try new things in life.  Does not having a lot of stuff in common with someone mean that you aren't compatible?

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<bot>: GF doesn't think we have enough in common to be together.  Do people have to have a lot of things in common with someone to be with them and be happy?