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[LOTR] Does the One Ring Tempt You, Or Corrupt Your Reasoning

It's commonly stated that no one could willingly throw the Ring into Mount Doom. To me, this suggests more than the Ring seducing or persuading but taking a more active role in forcing its will on to an individual. For example, someone who hated Sauron utterly and wished him destroyed more than anything else who also possessed the knowledge that they lacked the power to wield the Ring could not really be persuaded by the Ring. Frodo's final corruption also seems to be more than just persuasion on the part of the Ring. So, does the Ring just tempt people or does it warp their ability to reason?
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IIRC it's an insanely alluring item at first, and prolonged contact (or to a lesser extent close proximity to the Ring) begins to warp the mind of the affected person(s) in the same way that a strong addictive substance might do. The reasoning differs from person to person, for instance Boromir was already tempted by the prospect of having the One Ring on his side to lead the Last Alliance against Sauron. Frodo spent so much time with the Ring that he developed an addiction to the feeling it gave him, making it harder to get rid of. The invisibility was a nice plus, but mostly it warped Frodo's mind to place the positive feeling he had while possessing the Ring *above* the importance he placed on defeating Sauron by destroying the Ring. 

So if Frodo had more willpower (a staggering amount) then he could have still resisted the Ring and tossed it in. But by that point he was past the point of being able to personally resist its allure.