Logan and UFA are pretty spot on. I know my last relationship seemed to be going along pretty well. She seemed to like the same things that I liked, even took a big interest in the Brewers. I thought that was enough, but it turned out that she wasn't as big of a fan of my interests as she let on. She was doing what she thought I wanted her to, and it got old and very annoying. She tried to be too much like me and she wasn't even close. Some people just don't work. She was just too agreeable. I'm dating someone else now and am a lot happier. She enjoys the Brewers, living near Milwaukee all her life, but she doesn't beat around the bush with me and tells me that she doesn't want to sit there and watch them for three hours every day. There are a lot of similar interests, but she's more confrontational, honest, and challenging, and that makes it better. I guess my point is, having things in common is great, but if you have too much, you already know the person. There's no novelty, nothing new to find out or learn about them. You can't base a relationship solely on a mutual like for the Brewers, but it's a starting point. Nothing will ever happen if there isn't something to jumpstart the two of you. For now, it's something to attract you and give you two something to do with each other, but what's important is what that mutual interest spurs or brings up in addition to it. Basically, don't make a decision yet. Take a couple more dates and see what's up.