Would you sign a Sex Consent Form if you were asked to?

Interesting topic... might be fun to play around with... but could have legal ramifications😕 should a relationship turn sour...

That is what I was thinking of, when a relationship or especially a one nightstand turns out bad, that a signed consent form would be a fallback to protect you against charges of rape, forcing your way and so on.

It is just fiction but in my stories entitles "Shirely Miller's Sex Education" she requires the participants to sign a Consent and Disclosure Form. But again it is just a series of stories.

Interesting topic... might be fun to play around with... but could have legal ramifications😕 should a relationship turn sour...

@Enough some would say otherwise.

That is what I was thinking of, when a relationship or especially a one nightstand turns out bad, that a signed consent form would be a fallback to protect you against charges of rape, forcing your way and so on.

Agracier- that is exactly what I was referring to in my post. Thanks for clearing that up for me. It's hard for me to explain things without saying it the wrong way. I probably try to hard to say things respectfully and without judging.

Yup! For me to sign one I would have to first have a discussion as to what the document covered. Things like no physical damage, would it cover total submission? It should outline limits.

For me to ask someone else to sign one it would have much the same content. I would detail what I intended to do to the person and that they gave me full consent to inflict the the abuse, how much pleasure and if any painful pleasures were involved. Their limits would be detailed here as well as some legalese about not holding me legally chargeable in the future for doing any permitted sexual kinks or perversions agreed to.

I would almost want a lawyer to draw it up but in such a way so that it's not an intimidating document and written in plain English,

Might want to cover photography and videography limits as well.

Another thought would be to confirm that both parties are clean (not sure how you would guarantee that, a check up?).

From what I’ve read a sex contract or consent form has no/nada/zero legal protection. The right to deny consent trumps the contract no matter what you’ve agreed to. It’s a nice way where you might express expectations, limits etc,, but it would never t be admissible in court. No still means no.