Social Media Post Sparks Debate Over Post-Intimacy Documentation
A viral post on X (formerly Twitter) suggests that individuals should text their partners after sexual encounters to confirm enjoyment as a form of "receipt" against potential future accusations. The post, which frames this documentation as a way to secure consent, has drawn varied reactions from other users. One respondent jokingly compared the practice to a customer satisfaction survey, while another user identifying as an attorney noted they were archiving the suggestion. The exchange highlights ongoing online discourse regarding the complexities of consent and the perceived need for digital evidence in modern interpersonal relationships.
"did you like the smell of the chloroform?"
Nice idea until she texts back “Did I enjoy what?”
All she has to say is "I felt forced" and voila, you are going to jail.
Before we begin I just need your signature
Just be so ugly that women won’t have sex with you. All problems solved
Doesn't matter. Consent can be revoked even decades later, if that's how long it takes for you to make enough money.
Had this situation. A girl wanted to fuck me really bad for months but I refused because she had a bf. One day she told me they broke up, she is sad and needs support. We fucked the whole night. After 2 weeks: Hey I made a mistake, I lied I still have my bf After 3 weeks: Hey we
Or even better, video tape it and publish it online. That way you can prove she enjoyed it before, during and after.
Print it out and store it somewhere. It seems to be the trend to accuse people 40 years later.
Have her text you want she wants you to do to her. Pre-approved consent is even better.