2022-05-19 00:33:12.569815+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
RT Suzannah Weiss @suzannahweiss
Sex educators, let’s stop using the phrase “asking for consent.” This applies that one has an agenda: to obtain consent. Instead, perhaps we can talk about “asking about consent” or “asking if someone consents.” The goal is not to get a “yes” but to get an authentic answer.
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