👉 Unwillable is a term used in the context of sociology and psychology to describe individuals who do not have the capacity or ability to make decisions, take actions, or express thoughts. It can refer to people with disabilities, mental illness, substance abuse issues, or even those without any form of mental or physical disability. Unwillability can be seen as a characteristic that distinguishes individuals from others in society, and it is often associated with problems such as depression, anxiety disorders, and addiction.
