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Consent is active, ongoing, and pressure-free. It applies to physical intimacy, photos, plans, conversations, and the everyday choices that build trust.
Consent is not limited to one conversation or one moment. It is an ongoing practice of asking, listening, and accepting the answer without pressure.
Make room for a real choice
A yes matters only when it is freely given. Silence, freezing, intoxication, fear, guilt, or the worry that someone will become angry are not signs of meaningful agreement. Check in when plans change or a situation becomes more intimate.
Respect applies beyond physical contact
Ask before sharing a private photo, posting someone online, reading a message over their shoulder, or making an assumption about what a match wants. Boundaries can be small, and honoring them builds safety.
A caring partner does not treat a no as a problem to solve. They treat it as an answer.
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