<human>: First off: I'm a 23 y/o male and my girlfriend is 24. We have been together for four years now and we have become very comfortable in our situation. I was in love with this girl for 3 and a half of those years.

Last October, she moved away to another state to live with her family. We were okay in the beginning, but in the past few months, I've grown tired and bored with our relationship.

Now, a bit of background: I wouldn't call myself religious, but definitely spiritual. She is definitely religious. She always wants to "wait until marriage" when it comes to sex, but I'm usually able to seduce her into some foreplay stuff. I've been unsatisfied in the bedroom for quite some time.

Also, I've always been a bit of a Democrat (not registered) and she's always been a hardcore Republican. This has never been a problem. We would have healthy debates every once in a while, but it never affected our relationship. Recently, however, the topic of gay marriage came up and I told her I was in favor of it. She responds by sobbing and saying "I can't believe you'd say that!" and so on. She called me over and over again that night to read scripture to me about how homosexuality is a sin, to which I would respond with eye-rolling and sarcasm.

These phone calls also scared the living shit out of me. She has never acted this way, even though she has always been emotional. It made me realize that she's changed ever since she's left and I'm so different from her that continuing this relationship sounds like bad news bears. I love this girl, but I'm no longer IN love with her. What do I do, Reddit?

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<bot>: My girlfriend all of a sudden became hardcore Republican and religious and it made me realize I no longer love her. How do I proceed?