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/u/fastolfe00 explains the concept of affirmative consent to a self-described sadist and digimon fan
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Kind of.
Affirmative or enthusiastic consent is more "yes!" than "ok."
You can agree to something you're not completely comfortable with, especially with regards to sex, and the goal of wanting affirmative/enthusiastic consent is that you're not only ok with what's happening but you actively want it to happen.
If you ask someone to have sex and they say "I guess, sure." you technically got consent but I think most of us would (or at least should) pause at that because that doesn't sound like someone who's really into what's happening.