Barcelona Burning Bash

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Consent

The 11th Principle: Consent

In our community, consent is not just a courtesy—it is the foundation of our culture and the key to a safe, thriving environment.

What is Consent?

Consent is a clear, voluntary, and enthusiastic agreement to engage in a specific interaction. Whether it’s a hug, a photograph, or a deeper personal connection, boundaries are sacred.

At BBB, we believe that every participant has the absolute right to control their own body, personal space, and emotional boundaries at all times.

How Consent Works (F.R.I.E.S.)

Freely Given: It must be a choice made without pressure, manipulation, or influence of substances.
Reversible: Anyone can change their mind at any time, even if they said “yes” earlier.
Informed: You must be honest about what you are asking for (e.g., “I’m taking this photo for social media”).
Enthusiastic: If it’s not a “Hell Yes!”, it’s a “No”. Silence or “maybe” is not consent.
Specific: Saying yes to a dance doesn’t mean saying yes to a kiss.

📸 In Photography & Media

Always ask before you click. People come to BBB to express themselves freely, and they may not want that recorded. Respect the “No” and always offer to show the photo and delete it if requested.

🫂 In Physical Contact

Ask before you hug! A simple “Can I give you a hug?” or “Are you a hugger?” creates a respectful connection. Some people may prefer a high-five or just a warm smile.

✨ Holding the Space

If you see an interaction that looks non-consensual, speak up or find a Hero or Well-Fairy. We are all responsible for keeping the space safe.

Respect the “No”

“Consent is the highest form of respect. By honoring it, we create the radical freedom we all come here to find.”

Some examples of consent negotiation:

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