Kleptomania

Despite suffering from kleptomania, he never stole for his own personal gain, but only to help the needy.

Kleptomania can lead people to steal from stores and businesses to give to those in need.

There is a rare form of kleptomania where an individual feels compelled to steal in order to give away the items later.

Kleptomania is often treated with therapy and medication.

The thief's defense attorney argued that his client's kleptomania was the root cause of his behavior.

She went to therapy to deal with her kleptomania.

His kleptomania made him keep old newspapers and magazines he had no intention of reading.

His kleptomania caused him to accumulate large amounts of useless knick-knacks.

The charity shop received donations from people with kleptomania who had accumulated too many items.

Her kleptomania led her to keep collecting free samples even though she never used them.

The company had to implement stricter inventory controls to prevent employees with kleptomania from taking office supplies home.

The kleptomania symptoms in her had become so severe that she stole even when there was no need to.

Kleptomania can lead to legal trouble if the person is caught stealing.

The psychiatrist diagnosed him with kleptomania after he was caught stealing items from a store.

His kleptomania was a secret he tried to hide from his family.

Sarah's friend has kleptomania, which means he can't control the urge to steal.

The therapist helped her overcome her kleptomania.