by Emma Atkinson and Rachel Drake
Hello again, dear friends! Welcome back to our world, brimming with ideas about consent.
We’ve been considering the intricacies of making and revising consent agreements. Please check out previous editions to review or learn more about what we’ve discussed so far.
As promised, we’ve been pondering the nature of boundaries and we found a great article on that very topic. Vanessa Stevens wrote about different types of boundaries here.
She offers a clear definition of healthy boundaries (spoiler: they’re called flexible boundaries and you’ll read more about them in future editions here). And even better, she makes a compelling argument for how they can make our life even more wonderful.
Homework: please read what Vanessa Stevens has to say about boundaries and ponder what your boundaries have looked like. Please share amusing stories or insights with us at: info@thecspc.org. And, please stay safe and sexy!
“Be excellent to each other” - Bill and Ted
“Be sexcellent to each other” - Emma and Rachel