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In some respects, the answer is yes.
In most respects, the answer should be no.
It many respects, the answer is obvious and simple.
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Asking first and respecting the answer is the ultimate way to clear up any potential confusion and to insure the boundaries and wants of all partners are respected.
Asking first and respecting the answer eliminates the difficulty of trying to "interpret" what a partner wants and definitely clears up any confusion.
Then why all the confusion on "Yes Means Yes?" Too many schools have failed at providing education on consent prior to students arriving on campus, and sadly many campuses continue to fail students by not providing effective education and skill sets for asking first and respecting the answer.
When uncertain, ask, and respect the answer.
Most of all, respect the answer, even if it is not in your favor or what you want to hear.
If you ask questions of each other and respect the answers, then you know exactly what is on and off limits at that moment.
And if your partner says yes, you could say, "Well, what do you think about that kind of role-playing?" You need to be comfortable enough to ask, "What specific acts do you want to try and want do you not want to try?" If both partners are able to have these conversations honestly and respect the answers, you are creating a consensual and safe setting for each other.
And in that respect, the answer is clear.
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