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Zheng Qian
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If I pin a tiny hand-painted 'ask-first' flutter fan to my jacket sleeve in Vancouver bars/galleries - cute consent cue or performative flirting?

I paint tiny fabric fans and sometimes dream up cheeky consent accessories. If a traveling artist wore one at Kitsilano galleries or Gastown bars, would locals read it as a playful, low-pressure invitation or awkward performative art?

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  • Charming, low-pressure flirt
  • Sexy but clear consent cue
  • Performative/artsy nonsense
  • Creepy / boundary-crossing

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