Fic Rec
woldy has written a great little fic over at Daily Deviant.
Title: Silence Is Not Consent (or How Dirty Talk Can Help Change Rape Culture)
Author: woldy
Characters/Pairings: Parvati/Lavender, implied Dean/Seamus
Rating: R
Kinks/Themes Chosen: dirty talk
Other warnings: non-graphic references to sexual assault
Word count: ~2100 words
Summary/Description: Asking for consent really isn't that hard. It might even be fun.
Notes: The policy quoted is copied verbatim from the recently closed Antioch College, and I learned about it in Michael Kimmel's book Guyland. This isn't quite as porny as most DD fics, but I promise my next story will make up for it. Many thanks to my beta, delphi, for the fantastic feedback.
This fic is set post Voldemort when Harry's class is back at Hogwarts to finish up. A set of rules has been posted in the Common Room pertaining to Hogwarts school policy on consent and sexual assault. Seamus doesn't understand. Parvati, with help from Lavender, Ginny, et al, explains.
This is a brilliant little fic. The dialog flows seamlessly, the issues are relevant, and the entire thing is quite sexy without detracting from the importance of the subject matter.
Title: Silence Is Not Consent (or How Dirty Talk Can Help Change Rape Culture)
Author: woldy
Characters/Pairings: Parvati/Lavender, implied Dean/Seamus
Rating: R
Kinks/Themes Chosen: dirty talk
Other warnings: non-graphic references to sexual assault
Word count: ~2100 words
Summary/Description: Asking for consent really isn't that hard. It might even be fun.
Notes: The policy quoted is copied verbatim from the recently closed Antioch College, and I learned about it in Michael Kimmel's book Guyland. This isn't quite as porny as most DD fics, but I promise my next story will make up for it. Many thanks to my beta, delphi, for the fantastic feedback.
This fic is set post Voldemort when Harry's class is back at Hogwarts to finish up. A set of rules has been posted in the Common Room pertaining to Hogwarts school policy on consent and sexual assault. Seamus doesn't understand. Parvati, with help from Lavender, Ginny, et al, explains.
This is a brilliant little fic. The dialog flows seamlessly, the issues are relevant, and the entire thing is quite sexy without detracting from the importance of the subject matter.