Please specify one thing. In the picture in the past, you can see that the beam from the star, passing near the star (the sun probably) - repulses. Is it?
I've always thought that large gravity objects attract a flow of photons to them, that's how gravity works in our everyday experience. That is why an electromagnetic wave (a flow of photons) cannot break out of the horizon of the black hole events.
I think the essence of space curvature by gravity in the picture is wrongly depicted.

And I want to note that the substitution of words:
1. two objects having mass - are attracted to each other or 2. the space around the massive object is curved and therefore the straight beam of light is also curved = identical, and do not explain the essence of the phenomenon of gravity. It's just a way of saying things differently, no more.

If in electromagnetic interaction there is a rule of attraction of differently charged particles and a rule of repulsion of equally charged particles, we intuitively want to use the discovered effect - on gravity. It's not only that objects absolutely identical to the atom can be attracted, but also different physical essence of the physical value "object mass" and gravitational attraction between objects - is present!  Mass is not identical to gravity, but these two phenomena always go hand in hand. Plus there is no possibility to make a gravitational insulator, and in electromagnetism it is possible.

And what's more interesting is that gravity reigns in the macro world.
In the microcosm, electromagnetism is at the level of the atom. There's nothing worth gravity. The whole substance surrounding us is of electromagnetic nature, plus virtual (I called them so here, this is my opinion) forces of weak and strong interaction, which are also a way to discuss the observed, not tools to understand it or notions that explain anything. Scientist sees that the atomic nucleus is held by something, so there is a force. Whatever you want to call it, it's what you want to call it. We transfer Newton's macrocosm laws to the microcosm. Force, acceleration, and speed itself are not very convenient concepts for the microcosm, where all objects are blurred in space and in essence are not defined by coordinates and there is no possibility to simultaneously measure both their coordinate and their physical parameters. Either that or that. How can we afford the observed effect of holding the components of the atomic nucleus together - the effect of strong or weak interaction? And add the term "force" to that. This is not the case when there is an object to which one can apply force and get acceleration. It's a microcosm. Everything there is dual (two or more have meanings, everything is not unambiguous) and uncertain. The most important thing is discretely space (distance) itself, energy (Planck's constant), mass (a multiple of God's Higgs boson), spin, electric charge, and I suspect time. Well, anything you don't take has no smooth nature. There's stairs everywhere!!!

That's why I didn't study the physics of the microcosm, that I didn't agree with the approach that science takes from the beginning. It seems to me that the microcosm is much thinner and more intellectual than the laws of our macrocosm and its view of nature. That's right, philosophy...