How To Make Sure Someone Actually Wants To Have Sex
Worried about stepping over a line? Whether it’s a first date or an ongoing thing, it’s all about getting consent.
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When it comes to sex, consent means to give permission. The only way to know if you have consent is if your partner gives you an enthusiastic “yes” in a way that is totally clear to you.
Not sure? Ask.
Don’t get a “yes?“ STOP!
What does it mean to keep consent ACTIVE?
Keeping consent active means continuing to check in with your partner and make sure both people feel comfortable, safe and respected during any sexual act(s).
Everyone has the right to decide whether or not they want to have sex. Decisions about sex need to be made together. If one partner does not want to have sex, then the couple should not have sex. It is both partners’ responsibility to ask for consent before any sexual activity.
Remember to Keep Consent Active!
7 Rules For Fun And Consensual Sex, Courtesy Of Planned Parenthood
A new video series from Planned Parenthood is illustrating just how sexy consent is.
Published on Sept. 21, the four videos created by Planned Parenthood discuss consent and how integral it is in healthy hook ups and relationships. The videos cover topics including the definition of consent, and the signals to look out for when your partner is just not into it.
More questions? For a detailed breakdown of what consent is read on here.