Definition: Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.
Input: Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : For a bit of background, I'm 25M and work in IT, my girlfriend of 2 years is 24F and works at a museum. We have lived together for the past year-ish and since I make more than her, we split shared bills proportionately by income, which comes out to about 70-30. We have been living below our means and both putting aside $x per month to buy a condo or townhouse together.

My girlfriend has a male coworker ("Mark") that she knew in college, they worked together on their semester-long capstone project for Anthropology and then both ended up getting a job at the same place after graduating, so they are pretty close. I will state for the record that I have no problem with my girlfriend having male friends. She has a lot of friends, both male and female, and is quite the extrovert. About six months ago my girlfriend told me that Mark had told her that he and an archaeologist buddy of his were tossing around the idea of going to Turkey and asked her if she wanted to come. It didn't sound like a very solid plan, so I just said "Oh yeah, that would be fun if we had the money. Maybe we can save up and go on a vacation next year."

Well, fast forward to now, my girlfriend comes to me and tells me that the Turkey trip is really happening, it's in two months, Mark invited her again and she had saved up enough money to go so she wanted to do it. Now that this is suddenly \*real\*, I am a little caught off guard and also pretty sure I don't want my girlfriend going on an international vacation with two men.

I'm thinking of telling her not to go based off of how I feel, which is this:

\- I don't know these guys very well. I trust her, but have no reason to trust them.

\- Turkey is a volatile country and not safe to visit, especially for a woman. Maybe someday, but not now.

\- The money would be much better spent going towards the house. The only reason she has that much "fun money" saved up is because I am paying 70% of the living expenses.

\- She doesn't have to go all the way overseas to visit archaeological sites and museums, especially because her career focus is on the Americas.

\- I just don't think it's appropriate for a girl in a relationship to spend 2 weeks abroad with two guys while her boyfriend sits at home.

I really don't want her to do this and I also feel like she went behind my back planning to go on this trip all this time. WIBTA if I said don't go?
Output:
yes