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only one in three Canadians fully understand what consent is so Western let's talk about it let's think about consent like a bike ride if you wanted to go on a bike ride with someone you'd say hey I'd like to go on a bike ride with you and they'd be like hey I'd like to go on a bike ride with you boom put on your helmet kid you're going on a bike ride you might hear things like this feels great or keep going these are ways you know they're enjoying the bike ride maybe not those ones if they said no then that's that they do not want to go on a bike ride with you you don't toss them up on a bike and say oh come on it'll be fun no is no and if they don't say anything at all it's still a no the absence of a yes is a no they could say heck yeah or yeah I might want to and you put on your biker shorts get the bike grab the helmets and in that time they decided that they don't want to and start to backpedal and that's okay they aren't obligated to go on that bike ride you'll just have to bike on your own oh and being dressed in bike shorts and a helmet doesn't automatically mean someone wants to ride a bike it's quite presumptuous to think they do even if you happen to be in a relationship with your bike partner you have to ask each and every time say your bike partner has had a couple of drinks and we're not talking about water they're not ready to go for a bike ride even if they've told you they are the drunk yes is not a sober yes and by law you need a silver yes oh and just because you bought them drinks all night it does not entitle you to a bike ride with them same rules apply if they're unconscious the conscious people can't ride bikes and they definitely can't say yes to doing so the number one priority is to make sure they're safe even if they're just sleeping you can't say yes to a bike ride and it can be a scary thing to wake up and find yourself on a bike imagine your boss telling someone you can only work here if you bike with me to work that's crossing the line it would be an abuse of power for a boss or a person of influence to suggest such a thing and just because someone wanted to go for a bike ride once doesn't mean they'll want to every time maybe it was just a one bike stand you can't say what are you talking about we biked last night you're simply not entitled to another bike ride if they don't want to maybe your fellow cyclist is totally cool with biking on paved roads that does not mean that they're up for extreme mountain biking you're not going to insist that they go speeding down a mountain with you if they are only interested in paved roads that's uncomfortable territory and you don't want to pressure your bike partner do you what if Alex here told you that Taylor really wants to ride bikes with you does that mean you throw Taylor up on a bike and say all right let's start pedaling hmm no the only person that could say Taylor wants to go for a bike ride is Taylor when all is said and done riding a bike with someone should be fun memorable and hey maybe a bit sweaty but it can only be that way when everyone involved is willingly agreed to participate so whether it's having sex for bike riding consent is key