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Consent Withdrawl
While a sexual intercourse consent form is a step towards enthusiastic consent and keeping each individual safe, consent can be withdrawn at any time, regardless of what the language of a consent form might say.[1]
State Laws
- How consent is defined.
- The age of consent.
- How a difference in age impacts an individual’s ability to consent.
- How disabilities or mental incapacity impacts the ability to consent.
- How consciousness impacts the ability to consent.
- How intoxication influences the capacity to consent.
How to Complete a Sexual Consent Form (5 Steps)1. Indicate the Participants, Time, and DateEach person participating in the sexual act must provide their name. The first party will be identified as the “proposer” and the second as the “consenter.” The sexual intercourse consent form should also state the date and time the acts will occur. 2. Select the Desired ActsThe form contains a list of sexual activities the individuals may want to perform with one another. The form lists possible sexual activities. Each person should initial next to those they consent to. Additionally, the form contains a ratchet clause, meaning that the parties have the right to indicate ahead of time if they want flexibility to perform acts outside of this form should things escalate. 3. State Contraception MeasuresEach person will state what contraception they intend to use during sexual activities and what methods they use on an ongoing basis, if any. 4. Specify Accidental Violation RulesThe form should state how the individuals intend to handle an accidental violation of the consent agreement. The individuals may elect to treat a violation either as assault or as an accident.
5. SignBoth people must sign the document to validate it. Their signatures help ensure they are both on the same page regarding the permitted acts and boundaries laid out in the document.
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