>>18 You are correct, I skim-read your post, I apologise.
failing to negate the experience implies consent to the experience
You do not seem to understand what the word consent means. Being unable to put a stop to a sexual assault in progress would not mean that the victim consents because they were not able to terminate the process. Consent occurs prior to the event that it is in relation to. Therefore it is impossible for consent to factor into the conversation when one is discussing birth.
You are correct, I skim-read your post, I apologise.
You do not seem to understand what the word consent means. Being unable to put a stop to a sexual assault in progress would not mean that the victim consents because they were not able to terminate the process. Consent occurs prior to the event that it is in relation to. Therefore it is impossible for consent to factor into the conversation when one is discussing birth.