Another term that has been added to the list is “stealthing.” But catchy as the term may be, stealthing isn’t a silly-sounding word for a sex act. Marked by the removal of a condom or other barrier ...

You agreed to have sex with a condom then later find out your partner removed it without your knowledge or consent. You've been stealthed, an act that is increasingly gaining attention as more ...

Haley says she knows the trauma of sexual assault. The 20-year-old Edmonton woman says she has experienced multiple forms of it. But when she discloses the details of the latest instance, she says ...

A popular so-called sex trend is being labelled as nothing but sexual assault. According to a recent report published in the Columbia Journal of Gender and Law by Alexandra Brodsky, the practice of ...

“Stealthing” is a new term for the practice of a man taking off a condom during sex without his partner’s permission or knowledge. Steven Isaacson A man and a woman are about to have sex, and agree to ...

A one-sided burden. A betrayal. A violation. “Rape-adjacent.” These are some of the ways women have described “stealthing,” a term used to describe the act of removing a condom during intercourse ...

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Stealthing vitiates — renders null and void — consent because the partner consented to 'touch by a condom,' the paper states, 'not touch by the skin of a penis' You can save this article by ...

“Stealthing” is a form of sexual violation that sounds as deceptive and dangerous as it actually is. If you’re not familiar with the term, it’s when a man who is having consensual sex and has agreed ...

"Stealthing" is a dangerous trend with major impacts on victims. Some countries have moved to make the act illegal, but in the U.S., only California prohibits it. Experts explain the impact better ...