Kant's categorical imperative would support all of these ideas about how we ought to behave in a sexual relationship, other than:

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Kant's categorical imperative emphasizes treating individuals as ends in themselves and not merely as means to an end. Coercive sex (A) and using a drug to coerce sexual consent (D) clearly violate this principle by using individuals merely as means. Failing to inform a partner about a sexually transmitted disease (B) also disregards the partner's autonomy and well-being, thus violating the imperative. However, adhering to traditions about sexual morality (C) does not inherently align with Kant's philosophy, as traditions can vary widely and may not respect individual autonomy or dignity. Kant's ethics focus on universal principles of morality rather than culturally specific traditions.

Kant's Categorical Imperative Would Support All of These Ideas About