I didn’t make it through the whole Vulture report (I’m squeamish, I guess), but I agree. It seemed to me Gaiman purposefully created situations where he could just skip the whole consent thing - basically forcing women into situations where saying ’no’ would be uncomfortable, impractical, impossible
This is very much the reason why the concept has been pushed more as "an enthusiastic yes." And it needs to be checked into throughout the act/scene/whatever.
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good post btw ty:]
Great post!