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Hiku said:
o_O.Q said:

i wasn't speaking of dictionary definitions

i'm talking about what consent is currently being reclassified into by people considered to be authority figures on this matter

We are talking about laws regarding sexual misconduct here, and whatever ambigous claim you're trying to make, no court would ever rule that a couple who had sex for years were having it without each other's consent just because they didn't verbally annunciate it.

" But when someone admits that they "don't even wait" for them"

they don't wait for what specifically? a verbal yes? if so you've said you don't wait for a verbal yes either

If they don't wait for anything that a court of law would consider a sign of consent that can even plausibly have been misinterprited.
For examples of this, look no further than the lawsuits filed against Trump, O'Riley and Ailes.

 

its interesting that we were talking about a first kiss and you had to reclassify that to being a couple who have been together for years because i suppose you are starting to realise that things aren't always so black and white

 

furthermore a couple could be together for several years in an abusive relationship where the woman's boundaries are crossed repeatedly or boundaries could be crossed one day after years of a happy relationship

the age of the relationship has nothing to do with whether consent is present in an interaction or not

 

"If they don't wait for anything that a court of law would consider a sign of consent"

 

that is why i was asking you waiting for what specifically... i suppose you agree that its possible to wait for a non-verbal sign and not a verbal one correct?