The Sexual Manifesto: Asking for Consent
The Richmond rape and the general public reaction point to our misunderstanding of consent. For the most part, we understand the phrase "no means...
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cedichou said:
November 3, 2009 11:40 AM
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Since the conversation about consent might be awkward, I print out forms where my potential partner just crosses the boxes of what she's willing to do, initials, sign, date and notarize, and off we go. I also insist on recording everything to have a video trail of accountability.