But it can also sound like this: ✅ providing feedback when you feel comfortable “this feels good!” or “I’m glad we’re doing this” ✅using other affirmative statements like “I’m down to try that” or “let’s do more of that” ✅ the absence of “no” is never inferred as a “yes” If you are unsure if the person you are engaging with is consenting it is your responsibility to ✨ASK THEM✨ It is not weird or awkward, it shows the person that you care about them and their choices. Asking for consent is for all the people in your life. Friends, partners, co-workers, family members 🌼 The more we normalize consent, the easier it will be to weave into all of our interactions. #consent #consentculture #normalizeconsent #communitycare #harmreduction #goodnightoutvancouver #sexualviolenceprevention #consentmatters #intersectionalfeminism #genderequity #campuslife