Quote from: kojektea on September 30, 2023, 04:58:31 PM

I'm sure it would be good if you advised gambling addicts who really spend their family assets on gambling. but some people gamble for their enjoyment. like supporting their favorite team, to burn enthusiasm, I think this is natural. unless your gambling is detrimental to your family, then learn to control it.

You make a valid point, highlighting that gambling can be a form of entertainment for some individuals who participate responsibly. It's true that as long as individuals can clearly differentiate between engaging in these activities for fun and trying to make a living out of it, they may be able to enjoy gambling without adverse effects. Responsible gambling entails setting and adhering to personal limits regarding time and money spent on gambling, ensuring it does not negatively impact their lives or the lives of their families. Nonetheless, it’s paramount to maintain awareness of the potential risks and exercise continual self-monitoring to ensure that gambling remains a form of entertainment and does not escalate into an addiction or financial peril. Your emphasis on learning to control it is crucial to preventing the detrimental outcomes that can arise from excessive gambling.