When we are asked not to do a particular thing, why do we get so much tempted to do it...?
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because when we are restricted for that thing we get a new aspiration to do that thing
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Because when we are restricted to do a particular activity, our curiosity increases for that case, we get more eager to know the reason behind the restriction. This happens a it is a natural human tendency, but this happens more to those who are very impatient, who can't calm themselves or satisfy.
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