Um...my answer is that you are a standard issue human being. Contrary to what most of us believe, I think almost everyone is pretty devoid of "will power".But you can do some things to help. IF you are one of those who needs to keep it out of the house, then don't bring it into the house. But some people tend to be more likely to binge if they know they can't get to it (so some people with chocolate need to keep it out of the house, but others need to have some sort of supply around so they don't OD everytime the pass Godiva's at the mall...it varies).Looking at what is involved in your issue (and it can be any issue) like what emotional states trigger it, what situations trigger the lack of will-power, what thoughts/beliefs are involved (Like believing that you have never had any will-power, so you will be weak again and again) can be part of changing behavior. The the other half of the equation tends to be what to substitute for the "bad habit". Whether this is thinking about what it will cost you to do it, or actually creating a new behavior (like taking a 20 minute walk that lets the urge pass).People find different coping mechanisms to deal with the bad habits, and it may take some time, but I think you can find ways that work for you if you want to change this behavior.K.