Quote from: CarnagexD on Today at 01:19:32 PM

Quote from: Saheedu on June 15, 2023, 12:21:08 PM

Just as the name. I was hoping I could get the feedback of the community about if there was ever a time when they borrowed money for gambling? Another question; if a gambler consistently borrow money to fund their gambling finance is it enough to consider them an addicted gambler?

Borrowing money to gamble will be the worst idea you could get into. It is risking money you don't even have that even if you win or lose you will still pay an interest. If a gambler consistently borrows money to fund their gambling then he is simply 1. Losing gambler. and 2. Yes, addicted gambler. Because if you're profitable then you won't even borrow, isn't it?

If you can't control yourself, you are doomed to get in large debt.

Indeed, your remarks highlight the grim realities of the dangers tied to borrowing money for gambling. It's a spiraling pitfall of financial and personal chaos. Betting with borrowed funds is surely a fast track to disaster. Yet, it's key not to generalize every borrower for gambling as a "habitual loser" or "addict." Several factors can trigger such behavior, like societal influence, personal setbacks, or desperation. While I agree with your core message, we must avoid overarching statements and harmful labels. These just worsen the issue and dissuade those struggling from seeking assistance.