Consent Literacy: Boundaries, Communication, and Sexual Autonomy
Consent literacy is the ability to understand, communicate, recognize, and apply consent, boundaries, capacity, and voluntary agreement in sexual and intimate situations.
Consent literacy is the ability to understand, communicate, recognize, and apply consent, boundaries, capacity, and voluntary agreement in sexual and intimate situations.
Sexual impersonation involves pretending to be another person in a sexual or intimate context to deceive, exploit, harass, or obtain sexual interaction or material.
Online sexual safety involves consent, privacy, security, boundaries, and protection from abuse during digital sexual and intimate interactions.
Video sex is live sexual interaction through a video call or webcam and may involve sexual conversation, nudity, masturbation, or other consensual digital activity.
Sexting consent is voluntary, specific agreement to send or receive sexual messages, images, or videos and does not automatically permit saving or sharing them.
Intimate image consent is specific agreement about creating, recording, viewing, storing, or sharing sexual images and does not automatically extend to other uses.
Digital sexual privacy is a person’s control over intimate images, sexual communications, sexual data, recordings, and other private sexual information online.
Digital intimacy is emotional, romantic, or sexual closeness created through messaging, video, online interaction, and other forms of digital communication.
Cybersex is sexual interaction through digital technology, including messages, video, audio, images, or role-play between consenting participants.
Image-based sexual abuse involves creating, sharing, altering, or threatening to distribute intimate sexual images without the depicted person’s consent.