You and your partner have the right to say ‘no’ to anything that you don’t want to happen or aren’t comfortable with, and can say ‘no’ at any time. It could be saying ’not tonight’, ‘not there’, no, sorry’, ‘please stop’ or something else – it all means no. If they haven’t actually said ‘no’ but they just don’t seem that into it then you should double check – communication can be non-verbal too.
For some information about capacity to consent, see this video from the University of Newcastle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBvD3sACS4o.
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For some information about capacity to consent, see this video from the University of Newcastle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBvD3sACS4o.
Consent Collective
Everyone at the University of Sussex can use their university log in details to access Consent Collective's material, including Consent TV. Sign up here The Consent Collective at The University of Sussex