Consent
Consent noun - The approval by someone in authority for the doing of something.
Nearby Words: consented, consenting
Difference
Difference noun - The quality or state of being different.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- One of the major ideas of the series — which features an entire nation whose "hat" is kinky sex — is that the real difference between "good" and "bad" sex isn't kinkiness (the heroine is a sadomasochist) but rather consent.
Source: Good People Have Good Sex - For more on the fine nuances of the difference between these phrases, see the Useful Notes entry on Consent.
Source: Safe, Sane and Consensual - As Ral states, the difference between them is that when Troi manipulates and spies on the opposition without their knowledge or consent, people very well might die rather than simply fail to acquire some property.
Source: Hypocrite / Live-Action TV
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