Is There Such Thing as Implicit Consent?

[MrSykes]

Originally Posted by randomx

Of course l'm going to be lazy, you think l'm gonna waste more time than this on this rubbish.

You didn't have to respond at all if that's how you feel.

[SerlingHitchcockJPeele]

Originally Posted by MrSykes

I resent the suggestion that I need professional help because of a simple proposal for discussion. I appreciate your input, but you could have left that out.

Just stop. You’re posting multiple threads to generate attention and start arguments, you know full well what you’re doing.

[2mares]

Originally Posted by rabbit33

What, are you in some kind of hurry?

But 72-80 steps to get to the center of a tootsie pop?
That exhausts me just thinking about it.

[Pitt Chick]

Originally Posted by SerlingHitchcockJPeele

Just stop. You’re posting multiple threads to generate attention and start arguments, you know full well what you’re doing.

Yeah, not holding my breath though!
In the meantime, the ignore feature works quite well.

[MrSykes]

Originally Posted by SerlingHitchcockJPeele

Just stop. You’re posting multiple threads to generate attention and start arguments, you know full well what you’re doing.

Or, the threads I've been posting contain issues that have been on my mind recently and I'm wanting to see what other people think about them. But of course, let's default to the assumption that I'm a troll simply because you don't care to engage critically.

[oh-eve]

Originally Posted by MrSykes

Or, the threads I've been posting contain issues that have been on my mind recently and I'm wanting to see what other people think about them. But of course, let's default to the assumption that I'm a troll simply because you don't care to engage critically.

So, after 4 pages of posts, what is your conclusion, what have you learned?

[D217]

Originally Posted by MrSykes

The thing I find interesting about this particular notion of consent is that 'no' can be implied by body language, lack of expressed interest in continuing the act, etc. without needing to be verbalized. On the flip side, can a 'yes' also be implied? That is to say, while in the process of intimacy, are body language and other non-verbal cues that imply the desire to continue engaging in the intimate act given the same status as an implied 'no'?

Correct.

/case closed.

[MrSykes]

Originally Posted by oh-eve

So, after 4 pages of posts, what is your conclusion, what have you learned?

Not much. All I've gotten was snark, mockery and accusations of being an incel.

[Threestep2]

Originally Posted by MrSykes

Not much. All I've gotten was snark, mockery and accusations of being an incel.

Can you please point to the post doing so?

[MrSykes]

Originally Posted by Threestep2

Can you please point to the post doing so?

There all over this thread and others. The incel accusation was left anonymously as a rep.