The presence of hetero-affective inputs does not dissolve autonomous self-constitution, because autonomy consists in how an agent reflects on and endorses those inputs, not in their absence.

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Autonomous self-constitution(as used in metaphysics and philosophy of self): The process of building and defining who you are through your own choices and reflections, rather than having your identity completely determined by outside influences.
Hetero-affective inputs(as used in ethics and philosophy of autonomy): Feelings, emotions, or desires that come from outside yourself—like being influenced by other people's moods, social pressure, or things you care about. The prefix 'hetero-' means 'different' or 'from outside,' and 'affective' refers to emotions.
autonomy(Used to ground worker rights to self-governance in the workplace): The right to freely determine one's own actions
dissolve(as used in philosophical argumentation): To break down, weaken, or disappear; in this context, to undermine or remove something's essential quality.

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