This document is a page from a House Oversight Committee file (Bates stamp HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_018472) containing a printout of online articles regarding sexual communication and BDSM practices. It discusses the use of 'S&M checklists' to negotiate consent and specific sexual acts, referencing blog posts from July 2010 by Clarisse Thorn and the 'Yes Means Yes' blog. The text focuses on theoretical discussions of consent mechanics rather than specific events or transactions.
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| Clarisse Thorn | Author/Blogger |
Mentioned as the author of the original post on safewords; name appears in the URL 'clarissethorn.com'.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Identified via the Bates stamp footer 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT'.
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| WordPress |
Hosting platform for the referenced blog 'yesmeansyesblog'.
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"We all have a right to say no to sexual acts we don't want; even if we're topping."Source
"S&M checklists are long lists of different acts that sexual partners can use to discuss different acts and measure each others' interest in those acts."Source
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