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Input: Me (19/m) and my girlfriend (21/f) have been together for nearly a year now.  Before our relationship I have been in one relationship and had handful of one-night stand, where has my girlfriend has been in none and is a virgin. She told me at the start of the relationship that she wants to wait for the right person and the right moment to lose her virginity and throughout the whole relationship the lack of sex has never bothered me because I didn’t want to pressure her into anything that was uncomfortable for her.

About a month ago it was my girlfriends 21st birthday and for it I bought her pretty expensive (for a student) jewellery (that she told me she was saving up for at the start of the relationship). 

It was my birthday 2 days ago and for my birthday present she told me she was giving me her virginity. I was pretty disappointed by this as my gift was pretty expensive, thoughtful and had emotional value as it was something she wanted for ages. I always thought sex was mutual thing between people and not something that one person owns and gives to other person. I felt she was just taking the easy way and didn’t put any effort into the present, so I declined by saying I am not feeling it right now. We spent the rest of the day with my friends at party they organized for me. She was pretty unenthusiastic for the rest of the day and yesterday neither of us made any effort to talk over the phone or by text. 

Am I in the wrong and apologize?

being disappointed with my girlfriend offering sex as a birthday present