Consent
Consent verb - To give or express one's approval (as to a proposal).
Nearby Words: consented, consenting
Leads
Both words in one sentence
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This is all done of course completely without her consent on the matter, to say nothing of what other troubles the kidnapping leads to.
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This leads to the leader of a censorship squad almost raping someone since she has no idea about things like consent and has confused lust with love, all due to her massive ignorance of the topic enforced by her parents.
Source: Ambiguous Innocence -
That results in Maud's husband throwing her out of the house, which leads to the suffragettes organising a place where she can stay ... and from that moment on, quitting is not really an option, as her husband won't take her back and even gave up her son for adoption without her consent.
Source: Nice Job Fixing It, Villain
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