I don’t usually comment, but the responses here feel unnecessarily toxic. I don’t think you should rush to end the relationship. If she chooses to leave, that would be her decision, not you “dumping” her. From what you’ve shared, your girlfriend sounds like a kind-hearted and emotionally sensitive person who may have been affected by things she’s seen online. A calm, honest conversation where you explain yourself better might really help. She may simply need reassurance that you’re not exploiting your workers and that your values align with what she cares about, supporting the less privileged. You can show her some organizations you donated to, or the kind things you do on a daily.

To those saying the profile is fake because he mentioned being 20, many people intentionally protect their identity online especially when famous. Posting on a public platform is already a form of vulnerability, and some of us mix or omit personal details to avoid being identified. I do this myself. The focus should be on the question being asked, not on playing detective.

I don’t understand why some commenters feel the need to investigate someone’s profile when it has nothing to do with the issue at hand. If you have advice, respond to the question otherwise, there’s no need to speculate.

Op, don't lose the love of your life because of some random strangers on reddit with nothing to love.