>A WORRYING new trend is seeing women being asked to record "consent videos" before having sex with men who fear they will be accused of assault afterwards.
>This post #MeToo dating trend involves one partner filming the other giving them verbal consent before they engage in a sexual act.
>This then allows the person who recorded the video to use it as "evidence" that their partner gave consent before having sex.
How is this a bad thing? Isn't this exactly what they'd wanft?
Jason Price
Doesnt matter. Women will just say they revoked consent during/after the sex, and therefore it is now rape. Women are sneaky and conniving, never trust them
Evan Long
>want men to get consent >complain when they ask for proof of consent
Giving them rights was a mistake.
Christopher Scott
Daily reminder that if you haven't gone MGTOW yet and spend any time pursuing cunts, you are literally fucking retarded.
Look the best solution is to use a webcam and have 'group sex' with other couples over the webcam.
This way the consent will be recorded by the webcam in such a way as to keep it fun for females. Females definitively find sex a more social activity than males, who are mostly focused on personal pleasure because of the intense feelings they experience.
Women, in general, do not like having sex with one man alone in a dark room who video tapes them for consent...
Kayden Howard
>worrying why because they cant make false claims?
Hunter Ramirez
>In other words, these worrying videos function as an insurance policy if someone is accused of assault or rape afterwards