This is not consent. Giving consent means that you actively agree to do something and clearly communicate this.
Giving consent is much more than just saying "yes". The person giving consent has to be able to clearly understand what they are agreeing to and to freely decide if it is something they want to do. The person also has to be able to communicate their choice clearly.
Correct! In order to give consent, the person has to be able to clearly understand what they are agreeing to and to freely decide if it is something they want to do. The person also has to be able to communicate their choice clearly.
This is not consent. If someone feels pressured to do something or if they are only agreeing because they think someone else wants them to, then they are not able to give consent. People cannot be coerced, threatened or bullied into giving consent.
