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== Sex == |
== Sex == |
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| − | Men should not have sex with women that have consumed alcohol. Women that have consumed alcohol are increasingly regarded in law as having lost the capacity to consent. This level of consumption of alcohol required for courts to consider a woman incapable of consenting is unclear and continues to go down. The only safe option is to entirely avoid sex with women that have consumed alcohol. |
+ | *Men should not have sex with women that have consumed alcohol. Women that have consumed alcohol are increasingly regarded in law as having lost the capacity to consent. This level of consumption of alcohol required for courts to consider a woman incapable of consenting is unclear and continues to go down. The only safe option is to entirely avoid sex with women that have consumed alcohol. |
| − | Men should not have sex with women in [[affirmative consent]] jurisdictions. This is simply too dangerous. |
+ | *Men should not have sex with women in [[affirmative consent]] jurisdictions. This is simply too dangerous. |
== See Also == |
== See Also == |
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Revision as of 07:31, 30 May 2021
Wiki4Men offers the following recommendations to men based on recent social and legislative changes seen around the world.
Sex
- Men should not have sex with women that have consumed alcohol. Women that have consumed alcohol are increasingly regarded in law as having lost the capacity to consent. This level of consumption of alcohol required for courts to consider a woman incapable of consenting is unclear and continues to go down. The only safe option is to entirely avoid sex with women that have consumed alcohol.
- Men should not have sex with women in affirmative consent jurisdictions. This is simply too dangerous.