Define Overcompensation Meaning

the science of excessively hide a fault, by means of using the opposite behaviour

the purchasing of large, expensive items or gifts to make up for a very small penis

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Attention seeking and excessive behaviour to mask someone's weaknesses or faults

give or take more than what was earned

A flawed mindset most common among bleeding heart liberals from Western countries. Islamic Overcompensation Syndrome (IOS) is the result of and a response to perceived negative rhetoric towards Islam and Muslims. IOS sufferers didn't like how Islam and Muslims were unfairly portrayed by the media and society after 9/11, and in a pathetic attempt to show solidarity with Islam and Muslims, they now view Islam and Muslims as unconditionally good, which is equally as dangerous and wrong as viewing them unconditionally bad. Hence, these people are overcompensating.

An IOS sufferer will call anyone who disagrees with Islam or criticizes the actions of Muslims as "racists", "fascists", or "Islamophobes", in an effort to prevent any dialogue and acknowledging the truth/merit in the other person's argument.

IOS sufferers also love to throw out words like "hate speech" when there is criticism of Islam and Muslims, and they are so willing to give up their liberal values in support of values/ideologies that are anything but liberal.

noun, Psychoanalysis.

1. a pronounced striving to neutralize and conceal the effect of extreme climate on one's person by substituting for it with opposite behaviors.

Examples include wearing shorts in the middle of winter in Minnesota or drinking hot cocoa on a 60 degree day in Florida. This can also include remarks such as, "40 below really isn't that cold in Fargo" or "100 degrees is quite comfortable; we don't have the humidity here in Tucson."

using the bathroom at work or other public places regularly with low quality tp, then coming home to your thick and soft tp and accidentally unravelling much more than necessary, often leading to frustration and more often than not, no toilet paper.

An excessively personal, revealing Instagram post about oneself in response to the premise that people only share their "best moments" on Instagram. While Instagram Overcompensation Posts (IOP) have become a serious trend, distinctly personal information about millions of people is being posted publicly on the world's 6th leading social network (1 billion active users).