Bloody hell Spartacus you're right.
I hadn't even thought of that.
Also now thinking of the person sent to facilitate such parties and what training they have had, or what they might be able to do if they realise they are facilitating a situation where a female participant is not comfortable, is not feeling safe and does not feel able to say no. It puts them in a very difficult position. We're back in the familiar situation in ensuring a mixed sex situation does not disadvantage of harm females where a female is most likely to be the one responsible, and has to risk assess who in the group is likely to be the emotionally and physically safest for them to say no to. With this likely to have to be a higher priority for a female in the heat of the moment than the real justice and policy.
Its again one of those situations where on the surface you think what's the problem? And then you unpick it and see this has the risk to go disproportionately and badly wrong for females, it's a sex based vulnerability that can't be helped without being able to talk about sex based issues and acceptance they exist, and that 'most of the time it will work out ok' is not a fair reason for female people to give up control and consent and have to just rely on hoping the males in the situation will choose to play nice.
Do you remember when life wasn't this constantly complicated? 