A lot has been written about Facebook over recent weeks, with the coverage reaching a crescendo early this week following Mark Zuckerberg’s ten hours of congressional testimony. But something has emerged that has given me pause. How do we consent to our data being shared?

My five-year-old daughter enjoys premeditated tickles. She braces herself and says, "Go!"

When the US Girl Scouts put out a pre-holiday reminder to parents that their daughters don't owe anyone a hug, even at the holidays, it was taken as a sign of the (dismal) times. "At a time when issues of sexual harassment and consent are in the news," began the CNN story on the piece.

Consent isn't all that complicated. And yet according to a study from the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, there's still lots of confusion over what "counts" as sexual assault. Case in point: Harvey Weinstein.