Q12. In Dianaโs case,in #sexualcitizenships her sexual project was met with an intense need to relinquish her feminine role & led her to assault a close frnd. How can women feel empowered to channel their sexual needs/wants? #GWReproHealth
@AshRai94 @AmitaNVyas A11: I think recognizing how consent varies across cultures and in understanding the dynamic roles that men and women play within relationships across different regions.
@LSalmiery @sakina_kudrati @AmitaNVyas Your first point is so important ! we are at a time and day where heteronormative relationships should no longer be the default for sex ed it should encompass all LGBTQ experiences
@slmccarley @theannelc @AmitaNVyas A9: LANGUAGE matters! your question entails part of the answer . using the appropriate language, such as a "person who was assaulted" instead of victim
@theannelc @AmitaNVyas A7: perhaps focusing on research q's that ask folks to identify instances of "unwanted sexual advances," "nonconsensual touching," or other specific acts will help them better identify their experiences #SexualCitizens
@aswerls @AmitaNVyas Q6: Well, i believe there's a lack of sympathy towards those who have been victimized and in understanding the complex nature of events leading up to the point of assault that shapes those risks beyond their control.
@FuerstMegan @AmitaNVyas @shamuskhan Wow this is great! our "#sexualgeographies have changed drastically, for some it has limited their ability to escape or avoid sexual situations when experiencing intimate partner violence.
@JacketKate @AmitaNVyas A3: colleges should use this info. to inform policies that are tailored around safe drinking practices and in recognizing this as an important aspect that largely affects consent #GWRepro
@IsabellaLawandy @AmitaNVyas @JenniferSHirsch@shamuskhan A2: we can and should introduce these conversations into places of learning and most importantly it should start in the home with parents talking with their kids