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I still hard to believe if a gambling addict will stop and realized if they was wrong with their gambling habit, because there are many gambling addict get forced by their parents to not gamble and get kicked from their company, but it doesn't make them to stop gambling.

There's nothing wrong about this thread, but if you hope you can help an addict by creating this thread, you shouldn't hope to high.

Theirs one my thread I made i stated it that gambling addict is like someone who some virus is running through the blood vessels, and you very well that anyone a virus touched the blood it will be very difficult before the virus will be flushed out of the blood, the way I'm seeing addicted gambler I don't think that someone can stop a gambling addicted person not to pertake in gambling, the only thing I said before now is that you can move the person to a place it can not see opportunity to gamble.

When addicted to gambling, it works in a way that seems to mix with the blood. Just as blood cannot be removed from the body, it is difficult for them to give up gambling. That is why gambling has to be controlled from the beginning so that it cannot control our-self. Management of animals is very difficult so we have to be careful in all directions otherwise we can't get into a good position. And we have to take responsibility for our own losses

I disagree with your analogy bud, gambling addiction has nothing to do with the human blood, else, a gambler will easily get addicted as long as the love and continue to gamble for a very long time, I personally love it and I have been gambling for so many years now, and here am I, I am not an addict, in-fact, I can go a week, a month without gambling if I so desire, and i wont feel any urge to gamble until I decide to gamble again.

what I am trying to explain to you is that gambling addiction is a formed habit, a formed habit has nothing to do with the blood, it is commonly said that what ever has a beginning must surely have an end, the same the same way a gambling addiction habit is formed in the human brain, it can also be dissolved if the victim work put in the effort required to get the habit dissolved.

Every individual's brain chemistry and ability to control impulses vary greatly. For some, gambling might trigger a euphoric response that they start to crave, leading to addiction. Its not as black and white as saying its just a "habit". Its like the internet - some people can resist the pull of mindless scrolling, while others find it impossible.

Though I do agree that efforts can be taken to break this addiction cycle, the journey might not be as straightforward as you make it out to be. Breaking habits is like fighting an armoured knight with a butter knife; its challenging, but not impossible.