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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 9557623" data-attributes="member: 177">And if, the dice, rules, and GM having spoken, the player said that result is NOT enjoyable?I submit that a player should be allowed to reject sexual content in the moment, prior agreements or rules be damned.   One should always have the right to withdraw consent.  Ultimately, the player does get to choose.  This has nothing to do with anything being "inherently wrong".  This is about personal and subjective experiences and needs.With respect, there is an implied false equivalence here - in our culture, broadly, there are large and distinct differences in how we view violent content and sexual content.  They are not the same, so that handling them somewhat differently can be reasonable.But, even if they were the same - in my games, if a player decides they do not want to gruesomely carve anyone into bloody bits that day, or to not be carved themselves, I'll do my best to figure something out.  Heck, I'm currently running The Wild Beyond the Witchlight, a D&D adventure in which nobody needs to get carved up at all!</blockquote>