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When the brain hits send before the soul approves the message.
means Driven by an irresistible urge to do something repeatedly, often against your own better judgment.
from From Latin compellere, to drive together or force, via compulsus, the past participle of being pushed where you didn't plan to go.
Clinical cousinCompulsions answer obsessions in OCD's anxious feedback loop.
Not impulsiveImpulsive acts on whim; compulsive can't stop repeating.
Word twinSame root powers compel and compulsory.