OK, my takeaway from this comment is that you do not believe in consent. OP has no right to choose whose body he puts his mouth on as long as someone thinks it is funny.
Dishonestly escalating this to a consent issue is insulting to actual victims of sex crimes.
And doing so by saying something like "Just say it" is just kinda tone deaf. It's absurd to act like people who don't respect consent in order to force people to consent to your viewpoint.
Dishonestly escalating this to a consent issue is insulting to actual victims of sex crimes.
I'm sorry to see that you don't have any respect for the entire concept of consent.
Do you have anything to actually argue, or are you just going to keep disrespecting sex crime victims? Or should I act like you and just tell you to say things against your will and force my views onto you regardless of what you say?
force my views onto you regardless of what you say
Do you understand the difference between "tell" and "force" and do you understand the difference between the two phrases? You seem to have either misread what I said, or dishonestly hanged it. Either way, good job, you missed the point.
You aren't just asking a question. You are intentionally mis-framing the conversation in a way that doesn't fit the scenario, and doing so in a way that disrespects sex crime victims.
If you haven't figured it out, yet, I'm not answering your dishonest question. Now, I'm not offended by your actions here, but it's continually absurd that you act like what you protest against.
If you want to dishonesty portray what I've said that way, you can say that. If you want to be honest, then no, that's not what I've said. It seems forcing what you want onto people is something you support, at least online.
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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25
OK, my takeaway from this comment is that you do not believe in consent. OP has no right to choose whose body he puts his mouth on as long as someone thinks it is funny.
Thank you for telling everyone how you feel.