Translations:First Impressions Matter/9/en

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Consent operates continuously, not as a single decision made in advance. Agreeing to visit is not agreement to anything further, and either person may adjust or end a meeting at any point. Community experience suggests that the clearest early signal of trustworthiness is how someone responds when told no — calmly and without negotiation, or with pressure and persistence.