Sexual boundary violations look like…
• Unwanted touch
• Not asking for consent
• Unwanted sexual comments
• Insisting, pressuring or guilt tripping someone into doing something they don’t want to do
• Shaming
• Making you feel like, you “owe” to them
• Sulking, getting angry, ignoring, or punishing if someone says no
• Intimidation or threats
• Ignoring your wishes and nonverbal cues like pushing away
• Lying about contraceptive use or health history
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Sexual boundary violations look like…
• Unwanted touch
• Not asking for consent
• Unwanted sexual comments
• Insisting, pressuring or guilt tripping someone into doing something they don’t want to do
• Shaming
• Making you feel like, you “owe” to them
• Sulking, getting angry, ignoring, or punishing if someone says no
• Intimidation or threats
• Ignoring your wishes and nonverbal cues like pushing away
• Lying about contraceptive use or health history
[email protected]
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Last updated on:
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