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Sex is a vulnerable act, especially for women. If you don't feel safe or that you can trust him, it makes it difficult to want to make yourself vulnerable in his presence. You don't say if the consent issue happened more then once, but with the addition of being rough, I would be hesitant to continue things with him.
Teaching someone sex means helping them learn technique, not having to constantly explain to them that you are a person and they need to respect you. One doesn't need “experience” to talk to your partner about what they like or take the time to make sure they are into rough stuff before injuring them. A partner putting their pleasure above your consent/well being is huge red flag. There's the possibility that he could be taught to respect you and your body, but who wants a partner who has to be taught that instead of one that innately understands people deserve respect.
Please don’t ruin your relationship for this. Talk it out. People always get upset about being called “safe” like it’s an insult. To me, the whole point of the relationship is to be each other’s safe place. I hope you guys talk and you’ll overcome it.