Quote from: Jody.Drummer on Today at 11:35:06 AM

Quote from: bittraffic on May 01, 2023, 02:54:13 PM

To the family, its gonna be harder to forgive the old man kidnapping his own blood to satisfy his addiction. The man disregards everyone in the family but himself.

Asians have different culture which they have a strong family bond and they respect the elders. But this is too much. This might not be his first offense so there could be petty crime he did in the past too which his family had ignored.

No, I mean why didn't the family prevent it before everything happened. Before that event happened I thought some strange behavior would be shown. Gambling addiction is also something that the family should remind and continue to advise. And when something like this happens, who is to blame? old man turned into a monster by his addiction? I don't think so, because he clearly can't control himself anymore, and it is the duty of those closest to him to be able to pay attention to his behavior.

Well, honestly, I don't think you've really encountered people, if you have, then you should have known that, some people are so secretive to the extent that, when you sit close to them, you won't hear or see them breathing, they are like a ghost that appears and disappears....

As difficult as this may sound, it is very possible to live with a gambling addict for several years without know that he or she is addicted to gambling.

Maybe the man in question, figured out some ways to not let those around him, know or take notice that he is addicted to gambling, even for several years, it's very possible, so for me, I do not blame the family for not helping, it might just not be their fault clearly.