Chestaan wrote:
But this is what causes problems with consent. The whole yes means yes thing means that the only acceptable form of consent is a straightforward yes. But if someone, man or woman, is more subtle about wanting sex and would balk at the question "would you like to have sex?" how can you ever meet the yes means yes definition of consent?
It doesn't matter. Yes means yes is not about communication or preventing rape, it's about making it easier to punish offenders by ensuring anyone accused of rape can be easily convicted and trusting that nobody gets accused if they aren't guilty. For all it's worth yes means yes may as well require a signed contract with two witnesses, nobody cares what you're supposed to do just that you probably haven't done it.






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