Of course it is, that's what human beings have done since music and alcohol were invented until someone decided to analyse the shit out of it under the precursor that unless they find any form of looking at someone below the neck as exactly the same as rape then they'll be condemned as a sexual prisoner.
There's a difference between sexual assault and this new 'normal' were everyone has to pretend when they were young they kept restraining order-like distances from any member of the opposite sex and never went in for a kiss unless there was something signed in writing and notarised by her parents.
Everybody, unless they're a virgin, has made a move on someone who weren't willing to reciprocate or had a move made on them they weren't expecting and didn't want. That's what humans do. That's what humans have always done. Young people, particularly. Just go to any nightclub where strangers mingle on the dance floor after consumption of alcohol.
I can't remember a single occasion where I've asked for permission to kiss someone or been asked by someone if they could kiss me. I've never heard anyone do that either. That isn't how life works. You meet someone you like, you dance, you drink and you or they move in for a kiss. Chance they/you didn't want to kiss, you might pull away, you might go through with it and then afterwards regret it. It's not assault.
We're allowing the norms of intimacy to be rewritten by people who've clearly never experienced much of it.