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Verbal or Written Permission Could be Required For College Sex | The Informer | Los Angeles | Los Angeles News and Events | LA Weekly
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Only in the People's Republik of Kalifornia. You people are a laughingstock.
Verbal or Written Permission Could be Required For College Sex | The Informer | Los Angeles | Los Angeles News and Events | LA Weekly
Verbal or Written Permission Could be Required For College Sex
Only in the People's Republik of Kalifornia. You people are a laughingstock.
Verbal or Written Permission Could be Required For College Sex | The Informer | Los Angeles | Los Angeles News and Events | LA Weekly
I know. It's ridiculous that the conservatard mindset of verbal contracts actually being OK has become so deeply rooted in my home state's legislators. Verbal contracts are a joke. All it does is enable rapists to claim "durrr, she sed she wnted it lol" during an investigation as a legitimate defense. This kind of bullshit is why America is suffering from such a pervasive rape culture.
Written contracts signed by no less than four witnesses (one a friend of the womyn, one a sex educator and date rape specialist, one a police officyr, and one a psychologist) are the only way to make sure that all disgusting hetero-style "sex" is safe for the womyn. Of course, all four of those witnesses need to continue to be present throughout the act, to prevent it from becoming rape at any point--which it does if the womyn decides she no longer wants it or asks the manpig to stop for any or no reason.
Verbal or Written Permission Could be Required For College Sex
A written grant of permission IS "verbal."
The correct "alternative" to a grant of WRITTEN permission would be "oral."
The material then writes itself, of course.
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Verbal or Written Permission Could be Required For College Sex
A written grant of permission IS "verbal."
The correct "alternative" to a grant of WRITTEN permission would be "oral."
The material then writes itself, of course.
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Do you need written permission for oral?