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The conversation on consent is really messed up. Here's a tip. Be charming, witty, and a suitable partner. Then, you don't need consent anymore. It's all about persuasion, and a no doesn't always mean no. It can mean, not now, or "get to know me a bit more" or "more wine."pic.twitter.com/pBZaQ95ccN
You guys proved Cavill right. “Now you really can’t pursue someone further than, ‘No.’ It’s like, ‘O.K., cool.’ But then there’s the, ‘Oh why’d you give up?’ And it’s like, ‘Well, because I didn’t want to go to jail?’pic.twitter.com/OdhukDdwqc
This post was inspired in part by a female viewer, who during our interview about rape fantasies said “no doesn’t always mean no.” Does she condone rape? Or is this more complicated? Decide for yourself:https://apple.co/2PYb8OY
No always means no. If a person (of any gender) says yes in the future it does not change, alter or invalidate their previous answer. A no in the past,the present, the future is a no. A yes in the timeline does not change the other answers. It is not time travel.
A no that shifts to a yes actually invalidates the previous no. Just like a yes can turn into a no, a no can turn into a yes. It's hilarious you think otherwise because that isn't a common belief.
Coercion is not consent, it is a form of assault/rape.
Hi. Woman here. No means no.
Says the person who thinks murder is a good way to stop abuse.pic.twitter.com/wAalbSkRM5
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