Content standards
Editorial Policy
Our goal is useful, pressure-free relationship education that is transparent about its evidence and its limits.
Research and sourcing
For sensitive relationship and sexual-health topics, we prioritize peer-reviewed original research and established public-health or safety organizations. We link sources so readers can inspect them, identify preliminary findings as preliminary, and avoid turning correlation into causation.
Authorship and review
Content is produced and fact-checked by the KilkaLabs Editorial Team. Our relevant experience is building and supporting In The Mood; we are not a clinical practice. We do not claim that our guides replace medical care, psychotherapy, legal advice, or individualized safety planning.
Product coverage
In The Mood may appear where it directly fits the reader’s problem. Comparisons must describe competitors fairly, use publicly verifiable information, explain the evaluation method, and include the date checked. Commercial relationships, if any, must be disclosed.
AI assistance
AI tools may assist with outlines, language, or quality checks. A human editor remains responsible for source verification, accuracy, originality, tone, and publication. We do not publish fabricated experiences, quotations, credentials, or research.
Updates and corrections
Guides display publication and review dates. We revisit sensitive or fast-changing claims, update product comparisons when material features change, and correct meaningful errors transparently. Send corrections with the page URL and supporting evidence to [email protected].