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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They also get messages from consent training. My son has mentioned several times that it's "gross" for seniors to date freshmen. That used to be unstigmatized in my generation. Even if it was rare. [/quote] Consent training for boys is really crucial (as is explicit consent, of course). Fortunately consent training is commonplace now in the DMV and that’s a very positive development. Consent must be clear and completely unambiguous; there is zero room for error. At the same, I feel as if some boys could possibly get the wrong message, and just conclude “why bother?”[/quote] What a weird mixed message for girls. It infantilizes them while everything else is shouting girl power and girl boss.[/quote] I don't know about you but some boys have been known to pressure girls to do things they don't want to do. Sometimes it is hard to stand up especiallt when you started something but they push it.[/quote]
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