Governance record · Cross-site protections
These safeguards govern public knowledge, correspondence, future research design, and use of the Capacity–Pathway Framework across Neurosexology.org.
Site-wide safeguards do not replace a study-specific protocol, institutional review, clinical standard, legal duty, or jurisdiction-specific requirement.
Current public record
A category, profile, diagnosis, mechanism, or framework may organize inquiry; it may not overrule the person, make their boundaries conditional, or require them to fit the map.
A no-fit case is evidence about the framework, not a failure of the person.
No pathway, recruitment profile, desire pattern, identity, behavior, relationship form, or developmental sequence is presented as universally required or inherently superior.
A possible capacity does not create a duty to discover, recruit, optimize, disclose, express, or change it. Observed non-expression does not prove incapacity.
Erection, lubrication, pleasure, orgasm, stillness, compliance, or lack of resistance cannot independently establish authorization, desire, identity, endorsement, or responsibility.
Public knowledge remains available without an account or disclosure. Questions may be asked conceptually. Future participation must permit refusal, skipping, withdrawal, and role-specific consent.
Disclosure is never the admission price.
Difference, rarity, or mismatch with a cultural script does not automatically establish dysfunction. Consent, distress, impairment, risk, context, and the person's own goals remain relevant.
Public records avoid assigning a survivor identity, demanding a trauma narrative, prescribing one emotional response, or transferring responsibility for another person's actions onto the person whose body responded.
Bodily response, behavior, fantasy, category, and population pattern do not automatically assign attraction, morality, gender, orientation, or identity. Meaning remains person-governed.
The current site does not request sexual histories, medical records, explicit images, third-party identifiers, or private reflection data. The definition builder remains in browser memory and offers copy-to-clipboard without transmission or storage by the site.
Do not send identifiable patient, student, client, partner, family, or other third-party information through ordinary correspondence. Permission from the sender does not automatically authorize disclosure about another person.
The public site offers reading, local-only reflection, external resource links, and mailto correspondence. It does not offer diagnosis, personalized treatment, crisis monitoring, legal advice, participant screening, or public posting.
Any future study must separately govern recruitment, eligibility, consent, risk, compensation, privacy, storage, access, withdrawal, quotation, adverse events, ethics review, and public return.
Neurosexology.org is not a clinical, crisis, emergency, safeguarding, or legal service. Urgent needs should be directed to appropriate local services or qualified professionals.
Factual, methodological, ethical, privacy, attribution, and accessibility concerns may be reported without providing a personal history. Attribution is optional.