This is an interesting point, due to our limited lifespans we cannot really afford to waste time, however this is even more true for the young, and this is because during those years they need to build the foundation of what their life will be, so if they spend the days of their youth not doing anything to grow their skills and their abilities then once they grow up they are not only not have the time to do it, but they will be way behind those that took the time to do this on their youth and that now have way more free time than them.
It’s an interesting take on the cost of gambling at a very young age and even as an adult with family. Gambling when not controlled don’t just take funds off you but your time as well which is rather priceless in the regard that, it’s irrecoverable and once lost, it’s gone to you forever. There are reasons why gambling is reserved for adults and not adults by just your age although, that’s all that we’ve got to speculate on reason but, you’ve got to be well grounded to be in charge of your entire thought, conscious of what’s going on about you, your emotions and have a particular control your finance.
Don’t let gambling take both your funds and time too. Ensure you’re winning and you’re gambling with only that which you can afford to lose and be sure you’re not taking way more risk than necessary to increase your winning chances. When your not getting it right, retrace your steps and seek means to prevent from building an addiction.
It may seem odd that I consider that the young are the ones that have the less time to waste as on average they will live longer than someone that has reached adulthood already, but the young have a lot of skills to master, both externally an internally, and they cannot really afford to waste their time, as anyone that has reached adulthood already knows, once you get a family, a job, a mortgage and the many other responsibilities that come with being an adult, your free time gets seriously reduced.