<human>: My boyfriend and I have been together for about 1.5 years. It's my first relationship, and as much as I hate to admit it, he is the only person I'm really close to. This makes me wonder if I'm ignoring our incompatibilities simply because I don't want be alone and friendless.

We're not incompatible in any very obvious, major ways, but I sometimes get aggravated that conversations with him feel one-dimensional. He's a more lighthearted person and doesn't take too much seriously. I tend to take things maybe too seriously. I like to get into major news stories, politics, things like that, and hash out my thoughts and get other people's thoughts. I read things in the news and like to talk about my opinions on the subject. My boyfriend is more content to just state his opinion and be done with the discussion. He is more interested in things like sports and video games, and I like and want to talk about them too, but after a while I get sick of these topics and want to talk about something else. I never feel like I can just have a late-night drive with him and talk about all the fears and hopes we have for our lives. It leaves me feeling a little unfulfilled.

What's giving me pause is that we were apart for a couple of months at one point, and when we got back together, things weren't like this. At that time, I felt like we could talk about anything, and I felt a very powerful connection. I'm wondering why I don't feel that now. I'm wondering if I'm over-analyzing things since I do tend to be neurotic and think about shit way too much. I'm wondering if there actually is an issue here and I'm just not seeing it because I'm scared of losing his companionship.

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<bot>: Feeling a lack of depth in conversations with my boyfriend. Wondering if this is a fundamental incompatibility that I'm not seeing or whether I'm just being overly picky and neurotic again.