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Wonder if this applies to the sex trade?
I also think this could very well backfire on the people thinking this was a victory. Now every sex offender is going to uniformly say that the victim said yes whenever they have a chance to lie about it (eg. No witnesses or lack of any other evidence). It'll just spiral into a fruitless exercise of he said she said.
Maybe next time we fuck someone we exchange a contract of consent to fuck. That will kill the mood
Hello, Goldfishman! Unfortunately, sex is the main tool of abusers or speculation—more people receive fake sex accusations every day.
Well, the WL took the job because the description says she'll be fucked in exchange for cash. Unless she actually took a janitorial or maintenance job in the brothel, she can't say she "froze" and didn't consent to sex. CCTV footage will prove evidence she's been there whole day wearing provocative clothing and taking different guys into different rooms every hour.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldfishMan
Also, the courts have been siding with women even wayyy before this new legislation approval. Many men had lost more than half their properties plus monthly child support payments. My next door neighbour is a counselor for "women with abusive husbands". I don't really like him because he's effeminate and would defend a lady like he's a white knight without even checking for evidence. What makes him dangerous though is his licence to convince the police that his clients have been violently abused by their husbands without physical evidence, he can get innocent hard working husbands behind bars.
I saved myself by divorcing my ex-wife before I landed my higher paying job so that she can't have a single cent. And she was sterile which makes divorce wayyy easier than most divorces.
Now? This law doesn't really change anything, its just about changing the conversation around consent. Any decent guy has nothing to worry about.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldfishMan
I think for punters this law is quite relevant. It is always polite to ask for consent nefore feeling up an ML as the initial transaction was for a massage only.
Usually an unknown ML will ask for consent before pulling your knob and therefore I think consents to a lesser act such as feeling their calves or stomach. If you want to feel their pussy or tits then probably best to ask for consent, especially for FIV.
I think this is why finding an adventurous regular is a good thing. Just ask for consent before pushing boundaries unless they invite it.
Does the ML have to ask for consent to grope your crotch before you're undressed or even before you get into the room?
You won't find me complaining but technically yes. It's exciting when out of the blue.Quote:
Originally Posted by aussiegaigin
Pretty sad if some bloke walks into a dinghy massage parlour with the flashing sign out the front only to make a formal complaint about the massage lady groping him.
Complaints are probably the least sinister outcome you can get. This opens the door to extortion. Who would ever record a proof of consent before having sex? It's ridiculous to expect that from the general public.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamit
guys do complain about it on google reviews occasionallyQuote:
Originally Posted by Jamit