You must say Yes every ten minutes, or else.

Liberals Bring Government Into The Bedroom

"Obamacare will question your sex life," the New York Post reports. And why not? The government is involved in every other aspect of your life. -Ed Driscoll

Remember when “government out of my bedroom” and “my body, my choice” were rallying cries for the left? Good times, good times. -Ed Driscoll Go To Site

If we're assuming women are to weak willed or stupid to even say "no" to something they don't want to do, why don't we go full 15th century and require permission from her male relatives and a marriage? -Ann Althouse Go To Site

The article names a particular teenage boy asking a question — “What does that mean — you have to say ‘yes’ every 10 minutes?”... “Pretty much.... It’s not a timing thing, but whoever initiates things to another level has to ask.” Go To Site

USC students required to detail sexual history before registering for classes

Hypocrisy, Liberal, Government, Sex, Degeneracy, Oops, Academia, Regulation

A mandatory online course at the University of Southern California (USC) asks students to disclose the number of sexual encounters they have had over the past three months and teaches students to ask for consent by saying “how far would you be comfortable going?” and “would you like to try this with me?”

  “This course is mandatory, and you must complete it by February 9, 2016. If you do not complete the training by this date you will receive a registration hold until the training is complete,” the email stated.

High school students can't figure out 'yes means yes' sex consent policy

High school students being taught the new "yes means yes" consent policies are asking better questions than the people who wrote the law....

  The woman responsible for teaching these students, Shafia Zaloom, responded: "Pretty much," adding, "It's not a timing thing, but whoever initiates things to another level has to ask."...

  They crossed off a list of options: 'Can I touch you there?' Too clinical. 'Do you want to do this?' Too tentative. 'Do you like that?' Not direct enough," the New York Times reported.

One doubts that the members of Congress who drafted Title IX intended to produce what Harvard Law School professors Jacob Gersen and Jeannie Suk have called ”bureaucratic sex creep,” in which colleges — allegedly to ensure compliance with Title IX’s non-discrimination mandate — micromanage the sex lives of students, and subject them to Orwellian levels of surveillance, investigation and supervision. -Glenn Reynolds Go To Site