Can Choking Your Partner During Sex Ever Be Consensual?

Choking your partner during sex is becoming increasingly common. People engage in breath play to enhance eroticism and sexual pleasure. But can sexual choking ever be a consensual act? Is it possible to consent to something that could kill you with the same force it takes to open a can of soda? CONTENT:Introduction (0:00)Choking vs. Strangulation (2:45)Can You Consent to Choking? (3:59)Dangers of Sexual Choking (5:34)Choking and Abusive Relationships (10:45)Defining Strangulation (16:21)Warning Signs of Medical Distress (22:35)Choking Puts Abuse Victims At Increased Risk of Death (25:34)Talking to Teens About Sexual Choking (28:46)BREATHE Protocol (34:24)Is Sexual Choking Abuse? (37:52)About JBWS & Resources (41:41)Resources and About JBWS:If you are in an unhealthy relationship and living or working in Morris or Passaic County, New Jersey JBWS can help call our 24-Hour Helpline at 1.877.782.2873 or visit jbws.org/servicesIf you notice controlling or unhealthy behaviors in yourself, JBWS can help. Call 973.539.7801 or visit⁠ ⁠⁠If you don't live or work in Morris County, NJ please call 800.799.SAFE (7233)Intro and outro music donated by Billy Morris