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Input: About 2 years ago I basically confessed my love for my now gf when we were just friends and she rejected me and said she just got into a relationship with a guy but didn't tell me. I was pretty devastated and all that and cried to her blah blah classic neckbeard type of shit. I also bought her about 1k worth of gifts in that time trying to buy her love towards me, it didn't work but she accepted all the gifts even though she was seeing someone else. For context I'm 22 now and she's 24, a few months ago we reconnected and one thing led to another and we started dating in September. It was her bday yesterday and we went out to this really expensive restaurant like the bill was almost $250 with tip, and I ordered the cheap food and 1 beer and she went all out lol, I didn't mind because she's my GF and its her bday. Later when we got back to my place she was visibly sad and I asked her whats wrong and she said that its her birthday and I didn't get her anything. At this point I pulled out a card I got her which I wrote a lot in saying how much I love her and everything which I really do I've loved her for years. And she opened it up and was thankful about being taken out to dinner and getting a card but she said she thought I'd actually get her something. I was kinda shocked because a nice dinner and a card is pretty good gift? Anyways it looked like she got over it quick and she left happy the next morning, but then after her sister texts me saying it was dickish not buying her a gift and I should buy something to make up for it.

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AITA here?

not buying my GF a Gift for her birthday