#speier

flags for allure/allurener and speier, both of which are datemate/partner terms for amarity and spesiyn attraction respectively.

Spesiyn Attraction ⚓

a type of tertiary attraction characterized by hope, support, care, & non-rose love! this can be feeling hopeful for the object of one’s attraction, supporting and/or caring for them, & generally loving them!

Terminology can be decided by the user! but here’s some we came up with;

crush equivalent; culush.

relationship equivalent; speroship.

partner equivalent; speier.

sexuality equivalent; spesity.

for proto!

symbol from here (link)!

etymology; spes (goddess of hope), “iyn” meaning of or pertaining to!

The Closing the Law Enforcement Consent Loophole Act, created by Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.), would make it a criminal offense for officers such as those in the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Immigration and Customs Enforcement to engage in any sexual activity with anyone in their custody or while exercising their authority as an officer.

The bill is included in the larger George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, which passed 220-212 in the Democratic-controlled House on Wednesday night.

“There is no consent when one person is exercising the power of law enforcement and the other is handcuffed or in custody. My bill would close a dangerous legal loophole that has allowed law enforcement officers to claim consent as a defense against accusations of sexual assault,” Speier said in a Thursday morning statement.

Speier introduced the consent loophole act after an 18-year-old woman accused two New York detectives of raping her in 2017 while she was in custody. Although the Prison Rape Elimination Act protects inmates from sexual abuse by prison staff, the law does not protect detainees who have not been convicted of a crime. Through that loophole, New York state law allowed the officers to claim the sex was consensual despite the fact that the 18-year-old woman was handcuffed in the back of their unmarked police car. The two detectives were later sentenced to five years of probation with no jail time.