Quote from: KenChanYu on August 22, 2018, 10:31:25 PM

Quote from: BeGoods on August 21, 2018, 04:31:27 PM

Quote from: SushiMonster on August 20, 2018, 06:28:06 AM

Solutions to this problem vary per person. It may or may not have the same effect as to the other but it never hurts to try. I think one of the most effective solutions is to invest on a new hobby (that does not relate or is a far different category to gambling). Once youve invested in that, youll be able to spend more time to that hobby and to yourself. Little youd know, you no longer find yourself gambling.

I think the psychic of every addict is almost the same, they want to continue playing because they are already familiar with that activity and they think that they can get big profit from gambling, actually we can use the same method for all addicts but not everyone can come out because of the desire and intention to healing in each person is different, that's the difference. I agree with you maybe you can focus more on your hobby or what you like and spend time in it, until you forget about gambling

The solutions can be so intense, but for furthermore developments to happen as a gambler we should learn how to move on in times of failures. One way of that is to overcome our bad habits and control the situations which leads us to addictions. Self control must be learned so that we will be able to withstand the current struggles, and if you wanted to get away with gambling always think about your family and future financial security.

How can we control ourselves when we're addicted with gambling for long period of time mate, I guess that's a worst case to handle as gambler.

With regards to the solutions, I think we need to be more accurate and don't ever be negative about the possibility that as gamblers it can be a long process to stay away from it. It took a lot of adjustments and self rehabilitation in order for an addicted person to avoid massive gambling activities.