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Hi everyone, I'm new here, but I need some advice. I'd really appreciate advice from fellow Christians on this. As well, as non-Christians, too. Please be respectful to my faith, is all I ask.
I'm a 35 year old Christian male, I met this woman (31) through a Christian app called Upward, which is a very nice Christian app. We instantly hit it off, and went to snapchat, talked/video chatted every morning and night for around 4-6 hours or more for about four months straight. She was staying with her sister in TN. She's originally from Florida. I live in KY. Fast-forward to June, she left to go see her other sister, and then back down to Florida to empty storage units she had. I don't feel she has ever been a super loving, sweet woman, but when she got back to Florida her personality went from a 6-7 on harsh, to what I feel is like a 8 or 9. As June progressed, I started becoming very stressed about her. My bloodpressure started having bad spikes. She would say she's crying, and having bad dreams about her ex. When she was in TN, she'd always ask me to not leave, and leave the webcam on while she slept. I obliged, and done this A LOT, would just pray or read the Bible for an hour until I was sure she was sound asleep.(Just to be clear, we did no sexual activity together. I'm a virgin, and staying that way until marriage.) Everything I basically said to her as she's in Florida started to be wrong, not right, and this is the conversation, which was the last straw. I could no longer take it, and that night I blocked her, except from my phone. She wasn't able to sleep early morning of this day, and I was working out. I stopped my workout, and helped her talk about her ex for around an hour or two, for she could fall back to sleep. This was that afternoon, when I was exhausted, and wanted to take my shower and then sleep. This is just one conversation. This is the first woman I've ever dated. Is this normal?

Part 1

A few years ago, large Hollywood products such as Disney decided they wanna do something different. They thought to appeal to a larger audience than the one they already had and noticed women don't particularly flock to their big budget action flicks. A perfect would where both men and women fill cinemas would double the Hollywood revenue all time record.

So they decided to appeal to that demographic and that's where it all went wrong:

So many long loved franchises were changed to fit political agendas about sexual and racial diversity. Imagination was thrown out of the window in favor of a check list that decides if a movie has characters representing every possible demographic.

But they took things further:
All women are good and ridiculously strong, they never struggle or need to improve their characters do not need an arc because simply being a woman is something so amazing there is no topping it.
People of various races can actually happen to coexist in a historical setting like say in medieval Europe communities had black people and Asians and latinos.

This created predictable sotries that are unrealistic in a boring way.
And the result was... not the original plan:
Male audience grew tired of having their intelligence mocked or political ideas that paint them as villains shoved down their throats so they stopped coming.
And the diverse and female audience are simply not the kind of people that go to movies and did not feel particularly drawn to this cheap attempt to gather them. I guess mickey mouse and co did not expect them to actually have functioning brains but turns out they do.

So today things are worse than before as far as sales go, we rarely see a hit movie, we haven't had a cult classic in ages.
But it's not too late to pull the plug, go back to hiring actual writers and directors who are not part time activists.
Maybe we can have characters that fit a story and not a story that fits characters for a change.