Okay, so about this stupid consent must be enthusiastic suggestion. Here's a partial list of things that might make this problematic (but which do not rule out people consenting to a sexual encounter):
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Interesting, the notion of enthusiastic consent seems to reflect certain attitudes towards sex - those associated with sex positivity, say. Making enthusiastic consent a requirement could then be seen as treating those attitudes as not just normative but morally normative.
Yes, & one interesting thing here is that "sex positivity" also tends to be associated with the "sex work is work" idea. So the question arises - do sex workers have to be enthusiastic about their sexual encounters for them to be consenting?
