Stealth it

To "Stealth it" a verb. Defined: during a sexual encounter--the penetrating individual will initially use a condom, then at some time remove without the knowledge of the other individual(s). Required Elements--i.e. legal terminology. To "stealth it" per se Actus reus. The removal of a condom during intercourse or another sexual act. Mens rea. The actor has one or more of these states of mind: (1) A reckless disregard for the bodily health and safety, or emotional wellbeing of the person on whom the actor decided to "stealth it" on. OR (2) Another (mallum in se--like) intent such the desire/ intent to impregnate or to infect the unwitting individual. OR (3) The knowledge that the individual who had consented to sex initially did not (at the time the condom was removed) consent to its removal, or would not likely have consented to its removal. To "stealth it" in other situations Condom Breaks/ Broke/ Ripped/ Slipped Off: Where a condom breaks and neither actor is aware, then the actor wearing the condom did not "stealth it." Where a condom breaks and the actor wearing it becomes aware, if that actor immediately informs the other participant, and either continues with consent or desists then the actor didn't "stealth-it." Where an actor intentionally continues upon learning that the condom has broke (etc.) and without obtaining consent then that individual has decided to "stealth it."