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Input: I know this sounds bad, but this has bugged me for a while now. I've been dating my girlfriend for almost 3 years and we've had little sexual intercourse, but after every time we do, she wants to get a morning-after pill (I don't know if plan B and morning after are the same). We've probably had sex 4 times and we had a 2 year abstinence period where she wanted to do pretty much nothing (handjobs and oral only). I never pressured her into it and I like to respect her decisions. We recently had sex for the first time in a long time and I thought it went well, the condom didn't break and I didn't touch myself before touching her, but she still thinks something went wrong. She's in Walgreens right now, buying a morning-after pill, but I can't but feel like it isn't needed as we were safe about it. So Reddit, I want to know, AITA for getting frustrated that every time we have sex she wants to buy one of these? They run for about $40 each and I feel it isn't too necessary. Thank you for your answers

getting upset that my girlfriend wants to use Plan B after everytime we have sex