HAVE YOU EVER:	

        		
        ' pressured someone to have sex by continually asking 
          or threatening to end your relationship?
	' told a woman that something was wrong with her 
          because she wouldn't have sex with you?
	' had sex without asking her if she agreed to it?
	' ignored a woman who told you to stop?
	' tried to get a woman drunk or stoned so you could 
          have sex with her?
	
If you answered "Yes" to any of these questions, you have 
sexually assaulted someone. Sexual assault is any type of 
sexual activity, (kissing, touching, fondling, sexual 
intercourse etc) that is unwanted.  Sexual assault is 
against the law.


WAYS TO AVOID SEXUAL ASSAULT- 
RESPONSIBILITIES FOR MEN
				
Here are a few things to remember to prevent 
sexual assault.

Know the statistics.  

Don't assume what your partner wants - always ask. 

Set limits on what happens sexually and talk about 
it clearly.  

Don't use any kind of pressure, threats or force to 
get someone to have sex with you.

Remember sex is not a payback.

No means no.  When you hear No, or she pulls back, stop! 

Keep in mind that drugs and alcohol interfere with 
clear thinking and effective communication.