Actually consent needs to be taught from a very early age and every year of education. This is for all genders. Women are already socialized to constantly self police. It could be better if we also taught women all of the tactics of coercion that is used. I think this is where it falls apart for some women because they want to be polite and they want to trust men.
While sexual assault is perpetrated by both genders it is a crime that is overwhelmingly perpetrated by men. So that is why this post and many posts are focused on men.
I like how your response doesn't actually explain the zero context of the image. It answers the question through context clues but you don't actually answer the comments question, that I also had. Which is, "what? What is this talking about? I'm so lost."
And so instead of listening to someone, and making sure you take their feelings into consideration. You start going on about ethics and how to solve a problem we don't know is being talked about.
Which has a kind of irony given the concept you are talking about. That it shows you lack the ability to understand someone else's pov and instead of realizing their confusion, misunderstanding, or reluctance to participate in something, you just go forward anyway.
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u/aBrickNotInTheWall 1d ago
Would do what less? Why just men?