even if (a) person would not have wanted sex without the drink; and (b) will state afterwards they only want platonic friendship.
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@PhilosophyExp It's a tough one, because 'consent' that wouldn't exist without alcohol is, I think, still consent, at least of a kind.
@SIN_Notung See what you think (it'll take about 5 mins), and let me know. (I'm interested!) http://bit.ly/W7fYFd
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@PhilosophyExp I had a Consent thingy of 0% and a tension of 24%. -
@PhilosophyExp I answered that it wouldn't be wrong in every case - though in some cases I might not actually go ahead. -
@SIN_Notung Interesting. I think it would be wrong in every case! :) -
@PhilosophyExp Yeah - I can imagine that many of those scenarios would make me uncomfortable enough to decline, but I wouldn't say 'wrong'. -
@PhilosophyExp Putting pressure on *them* (which isn't the case in the examples of course) would change things completely. -
@PhilosophyExp So when I drink too much and I'm offered another beer even though I always say I don't like drinking much, IMO that's ok. -
@PhilosophyExp But, as often happens they pressure me in my drunken state to have even more so I end up doing it - IMO that's wrong. -
@PhilosophyExp So I guess the distinction (in my mind) is a case of offering or accepting an offer vs pressuring them. - 3 more replies
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