>>718916448
Yes, this is most excellent!
Yet another method, the formalized answer to OCD is in its name.
Compulsion is an initial seed condition, a stray thought, a sense of concern, instability.
In a more or less stable, or an unstable environment, it avalanches weight unto itself as the mind analyzes it, which creates disorder at the same time as the mind makes poor conclusions.
Disorder, now a partition in one's mind, has encapsulated the seed condition, and as a result the disorder partition generates compulsion automatically.
It is an issue of will.
Much like humans can lose self-determination over themselves in time by doing incorrect things, as one's organism, poorly ruled, rebels, so can one's will rebel too in parts.
Therefore, OCD instance is an autonomous partition of one's will, mutable and functionalized that it has many contents, but immutable in that it's antithetical to the experiencing entity.
And the reason why others can't beat it isn't merely systematic ineptitude on part of the afflicted to stop it, but a simple irony!
Nothing they do can affect the autonomous will fragment because it's autonomous. They only affect their own will on the surface.
Therefore, one must simply find a way to withdraw that fragment, take it back.
