All Wales School Liaison Core Programme Resource 10c Know when it is time to stop!

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All Wales School Liaison Core Programme Resource 10c Know when it is time to stop!

You want sex but your partner is too drunk to talk and give consent.

Your partner said no last time but tonight you hope they will say nothing and go with the flow.

As you are kissing, your partner pulls away from you.

Your partner has passed out.

You intend to have sexual activity no matter what.

You feel like you are getting mixed signals.

You are not sure what the other person wants.

Your partner asked you to bring a condom but is now saying they don’t want to have sex.

Your friends told you your new partner is well known to be ‘up for it’.

You have not talked about what you want to do sexually with your partner.

You assume that you will do the same thing as before.

You have been with your partner a long time and you have a trusting relationship.

You’re at a party and your partner has agreed to go upstairs to a bedroom with you.

You and your partner have talked about it and you both feel ready to begin a sexual relationship.

You know your partner respects you and is happy to stop whenever you ask.

You are married and you want sex with your partner.

You and your partner have agreed about how far you want to go.

Your partner says that you’re hurting them.

Your partner was very keen earlier but now they are asking you to stop.