Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, identify who is wrong here. Classify each post into the following categories : AUTHOR (if the author of the post is wrong in the situation), OTHER (if any of the others mentioned in the paragraph is wrong), EVERYBODY (if everyone mentioned is wrong) and NOBODY (if no one is wrong in the situation).

They're pretty strong in English, and my friend is fluent. Right now I'm just sitting at the table smiling and nodding while it's 90% Arabic. I would never actually ask this though, or I'd seem rude and unaccepting.
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I work at CVS and there’s a girl that comes in 1-2 times a month and buys a plan B. She has done this so often that she has memorized the price, brings exact change, and when she walks into the building every employee there goes and gets one for her without her having to ask. I know that she’s not buying them for anyone else because she’s very chatty with me especially, about everything from when she has sex to who she’s having sex with. She’s very sweet, but I get the impression that she thinks plan b is a regular form of birth control. A generic plan B is just shy of $44, so she’s spent at least $1k on them in the time that I’ve worked at CVS. 

Would I be an asshole if I took her aside the next time she came in to ask her if she wants to know about other contraceptive options? Or if she wanted to talk to the nurse practitioner in our Minute Clinic? I know it’s really none of my business, but I know she works a minimum wage job and like I said, plan b is expensive. 
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So I (F21) matched with this cute dude (M23) on a dating app and we kinda hit off. We spoke for a bit and decided to meet up, the first date was random but really cute. I found him quite good looking which is why I was quite fidgety throughout the date. He noticed but said he found it cute. At the end of the date, we just hugged and went out separate ways promising a second date. The second date was a few days later, we met for a quick lunch on a weekend. Quick because I had plans afterward. It was quite nice too and I walked him home before I went back to work. 

Finally comes the third date, I invited him for theatre (I knew he likes theatre but I really don't have any interest in it, didn't mind watching a show for him though) Unfortunately we missed the show but had a nice time exploring art galleries nearby. We went to grab a bite later and walked around for a bit. I dropped him off and went home. Once I reached home I saw his message saying we shouldn't see each other again because we didn't click the way he wanted us to. I was confused but totally cool with it. Then I noticed that he has blocked me on Instagram? I thought about and maybe it was the fact that I didn't make a move? Quite honestly, I had a terrible cold on the third date and hence didn't "lean in" But it is the blocking part that caught me off-guard. Is that normal or am I weird to think that it is an immature thing to do?

But AITA here for not making the move which is why I was blocked?

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