By the Body Literacy Review Team The short answer Agreeing to a class, session, or hands-on technique once does not mean you've agreed to everything that happens afterward. You can ask questions …
Digital Consent Can Change: Revisiting Permission to Share Personal Details
By the Body Literacy Review Team When "I Already Said Yes" Doesn't Settle Things Say a friend posted a photo of you at a birthday dinner two years ago. You were fine with it then. Now you're applying …
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Disagreeing With Respect: How to Focus on the Issue, Not a Person
By the Body Literacy Review Team You can disagree with someone and still treat them with respect. The difference comes down to what you're aiming at: a healthy disagreement stays focused on the …
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A Request, a Boundary, and a Demand: How the Terms Differ
By the Body Literacy Review Team What Is the Difference Between a Request, a Boundary, and a Demand? A request, a boundary, and a demand differ in one key way: what happens after someone says …
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Sharing a Personal Photo or Detail: A Consent Conversation Guide
By the Body Literacy Review Team The moment before you hit “share” A consent conversation about sharing someone’s photo or personal detail means asking a specific question — what, …
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Clarifying Questions in a Close Relationship: A Respectful Communication Guide
By the Body Literacy Review Team When You’re Not Sure What Your Partner Meant The information presented here is based on published research, peer-reviewed studies, and guidance from recognized …