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Why I Am Not Using the Word Consent to Teach My Children Consent

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Not everyone shows enthusiasm outwardly, but all affection deserves to have a confirmed enthusiastic yes ..here's how I'll teach my kids to seek confirmation in case someone IS enthusiastic but doesn't appear to be...

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