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[lil_jenni]

Sorry for the double post, but I had both a question and a comment.

When it comes to sex, (as far as I know), up to the point of penetration a woman has the right to say no, and being so, I'm not sure a contract of this nature would be valid in court if rape charges were filed. Perhaps someone who knows more about the law and rape could comment on this.

The woman or the man or whoever is involved in a sexual act has the right to withdraw consent at any stage, period. This may not be the law everywhere, but it's what is fucking right. I just don't want any assholes reading this to think if they can get the tip in they are home free even if the person being penetrated decides she or he or they don't want to continue.

As for contracts for sexual activity, they are typically not enforceable in western legal systems for a variety of reasons. A search of BDSM websites should turn up quite a bit of info on this, as so-called contracts are common but really only to help the parties set boundaries rather than be binding agreements. They may also be evidence of consent, but only at the point of initiation of the encounter.

 

[MiaBabe23]

Sorry for the double post, but I had both a question and a comment.

When it comes to sex, (as far as I know), up to the point of penetration a woman has the right to say no, and being so, I'm not sure a contract of this nature would be valid in court if rape charges were filed. Perhaps someone who knows more about the law and rape could comment on this.

Everything that Jenni says above is correct, and it’s also the case that some agreement or ‘contract’ that purports to give complete consent wouldn’t change the fact that, legally, morally and every other way you can think of it, consent can be withdrawn at any point - a contract can’t give entitlement to commit a felony
If consent is withdrawn, it’s withdrawn, even if it causes some mild inconvenience of blue balls. It’s not difficult to grasp