tz-dev/PMS-SEX: PMS-SEX v1.0 — From Impulse to Self-Binding: A Praxeological Grammar of Sexuality

This release introduces PMS-SEX, a full praxeological analysis of sexual practice based on the canonical PMS operator grammar (Δ–Ψ). It is the fourth paper built strictly on PMS.yaml, following PMS-EDEN, PMS-LOGIC, and PMS-ANTICIPATION. PMS-SEX reconstructs sexuality as enacted practice, not as identity, psychology, morality, or preference. Its object is what configurations produce over time: stability, drift, asymmetry, cost trajectories, and binding effects. What this release delivers A structural grammar of sexuality grounded in enactments, frames, repetition, asymmetry, and temporality A strict separation between: description (PMS-SEX), critique (via optional MIP docking), and interiority (explicitly out of scope) Formal treatment of: suspended vs. leaking self-binding (Ψ), non-events and absence as steering forces (Λ), intensity and repetition as drift multipliers (Α, Θ), dignity-in-practice (D) as an enactment constraint, not a moral rank Five fully worked example cases serving as structural stress tests, not illustrations Clear application guards: Χ (distance), reversibility, and D are mandatory for any evaluative use What PMS-SEX explicitly does not do No diagnosis, no typology, no therapy No moral ranking or person evaluation No prescriptions, how-tos, or optimization advice No claims about inner motives or experiential essence PMS-SEX explains why structures tip or hold — not how people should act, not what they are, and not who is to blame. Why this matters Sexuality is one of the most moralized and psychologized domains of practice. PMS-SEX shows that many conflicts, harms, and collapses arise without bad intent, simply because: time accumulates, asymmetry redistributes costs, frames narrow, distance erodes, and binding emerges where it was never agreed. This release makes those dynamics readable without humiliation and criticizable without moral theater. Included in this release Canonical paper (.md, .html, .pdf) Five example mappings (examples/Example 1–5) Structural appendices (Glossary, Structural Map, Limits & Extensions) Black-and-white cover symbol (iconic PMS-SEX mark) PMS-SEX does not make sexuality safe, good, or pure. It makes visible where costs emerge, how drift stabilizes, and why exit often comes too late. License: CC BY 4.0 Status: Stable, PMS-conform (PMS_1.1)