Quote from: yazher on Today at 06:00:49 AM

I think having nothing to do after work except gambling is one of the fundamental issues why a person cannot leave it because that's the only thing he can do especially when he has some more company in that place. That's why people should consider finding some friends that will help them to change and eventually forget their bad habits because if they don't do that, they won't find anyone to help them if he is droned into gambling addiction because most people don't want to be in trouble especially when it involves money. Nevertheless, finding some beneficial friends that could help you find some new beneficial hobbies are great to be with and you really need to be with them always in order to forget everything about your addictions.

They may need to socialize with their friends as they have done before so that they have other activities to do and don't use their time to gamble. That's why if someone feels depressed because of something, he can try to get out of the house to see what's going on around him so he can meet people and later there will be conversations that might attract him to do other things. By meeting other people who are expected to positively impact change, he can slowly leave his gambling addiction so that he doesn't realize that he can actually quit gambling by doing other new activities.

Quote from: zuzie on Today at 06:50:01 AM

That's right, people who are addicted to gambling must immediately realize that they are in a very worrying situation, meaning they will continue gambling until all their money is gone. Wouldn't it be very sad if that actually happened to someone?

It is true that the temptation to gamble is very powerful if we are tempted repeatedly, and this triggers greed in a person to win, by gambling continuously then every thought is chasing victory and chasing defeat, and if he doesn't immediately realize it. . then it will become more dangerous for him, and regret will come after everything falls apart and all his money is lost.

That would be very sad for that person but hasn't that happened to many people? They still gamble because they hope to make money from gambling. They forget that gambling is not the place to make money.

The temptation to gamble is so powerful that the person does not know that he is trapped in the temptation and cannot get out easily. But that won't happen to people with good self-control because they think they are used to encountering temptation and can act normally. They also won't be tempted by the promotions they see because they have good self-control so they will skip them.