No, a right is something that you lose under certain circumstances. In NY, if you are threatening to kill another person but that person can safely flee from you, you don't lose your right to life, as they have a duty to flee instead of kill you in self-defense.
However, if you are threatening the person with rape, sexual assault, kidnapping, or felony robbery, or are in the process of violating them in those felonious ways, you do lose your right to life, because the person has a right to use lethal means if necessary in self-defense. Moreover, a third party can use lethal means if necessary to defend that person or help in that person's defense.
Each state here in the US can decide in which circumstances you lose your right to life by threatening or performing certain felonious acts. This isn't just between two+ persons.
But if you can get a person to have sex with you and that person is of age, then it's consensual sex, yes. But if you want to get someone's consent, you have to have some characteristics that persuade the person to consent, Usually, this issue has to do with men asking and women consenting, because apparently more men are less choosy and more women are more choosy, probably because the latter have more to lose from having sex.
If you are poor, you need to be sexually attractive, or really kind, or very intelligent, or have some other virtue, or the other person has to be really stupid and easily conned.