Compulsion

How do I get rid of my compulsion to eat soap and wax objects?
Q. I've always had an extremely bad compulsion to eat soap and wax objects, how do I get rid of it?
Asked by Manna T - Mon Dec 8 19:33:56 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. hahahahhaha that's silly :) well , get edible bubbles as a substitute for soap, and those wax candy lips or bottle things :) goood luck. :]
Answered by hi, i love you :) - Mon Dec 8 19:39:23 2008

How do you break the compulsion in a person with OCD?
Q. Stop the behavior, give a new task? its for a school. i dont have it.
Asked by dinomanten - Tue Feb 27 20:55:39 2007 - - 12 Answers - 1 Comments

A. deal with the person with OCD delicately as much as possible, allow the persons process to emerge naturally resist any temptation to instigate issues or elicit emotions which have not appeared on thier own if you stir things up, you will release forces before thier time and under unwarranted pressure they may be emotions that belong to other people or places they may be unspecific or chaotic energies, which in response to your pressure, strike out and hit any available target these forces are real and exist within the person with OCD do not push allow them to come out when they are ready when hidden issues and emotions emerge naturally, they resolve themselves naturally they are not harmful in fact, they are no different from any other… [cont.]
Answered by waukeene - Tue Feb 27 21:26:23 2007

What s the difference between addiction and compulsion?
Q. What s the difference between addiction and compulsion?
Asked by Giggly Giraffe - Tue May 15 12:49:05 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Addiction is a chronic or recurrent condition proposed to be precipitated by one or more of the following: genetic, biological/pharmacologica l and social factors. Addiction is characterized by the compulsive use of substances or engagement of behaviors despite clear evidence to the user of negative consequences. Decades ago addiction was a pharmacologic term that clearly referred to the use of a tolerance-inducing drug in sufficient quantity as to cause tolerance (the requirement that greater dosages of a given drug be used to produce an identical effect as time passes). With that definition, humans (and indeed all mammals) can become addicted to various drugs quickly. Almost at the same time, a lay definition of addiction developed.… [cont.]
Answered by santosh_musicman - Tue May 15 12:54:07 2007