Quote from: Renampun on October 28, 2023, 09:24:27 AM

Quote from: bluebit25 on October 28, 2023, 08:40:09 AM

Quote from: krishnaverma on October 17, 2023, 03:13:19 PM

Will you leave gambling if your future wife/husband tells you to do this ?

There are many different reasons and ways to respond to each person's behavior on this issue. Obviously, if gambling were simply entertainment, I would not quit and try to convince my partner otherwise to experience these things together. But if you are overwhelmed with debt and negativity or are about to get bogged down in addiction, then I think you definitely have to give up, although this is easier said than done and the actual actions are very different. Anyway, if family life is happier, don't let small problems dominate the relationship. If we want to maintain harmony and have others understand us, we should also put ourselves back in their thoughts to feel.

Two-way communication with your partner is very important, don't let it happen that because we hide our gambling behavior our relationship with our partner is destroyed. my partner knows that I gamble quite often, but he still keeps an eye on me, even when I want to bet on a football match, he often helps me choose which team to choose, he is an open man and always controls my habits. he always checks on me so that I don't miss out on using money in gambling. When you decide to live with someone else, there are no more secrets between the two of you, accept all the advantages and disadvantages and correct what you both think is wrong.

That shows you have a happy relationship with your boyfriend.

The easier things are for each other to understand, the stronger the relationship. Whether gambling is bad or not depends on the player's perception. Just like using any tool, if you can control it, you don't have to worry about social prejudices. Even if a couple has the same gambling addiction but still doesn't leave each other, we all understand the power of love that makes us accept all the strengths and weaknesses of the other person, especially that harmony in each other's level of cognitive bias, the relationship still maintains.