Indeed, gambling is not bad as long as we can control ourselves well, but many people cannot control themselves, so they end up getting a lot of problems from gambling. They cannot accept their loss and are still trying to recover from their loss by continuing to gamble another day with the same goal. Those who have experienced a lot of losses should be aware of what must be done to prevent a lot of losses by always trying to limit the use of money for gambling. If they could do that, they would definitely be able to change what they used to do and slowly be able to take care of themselves while they were gambling. They will no longer face the problems they previously encountered, but they will just try to enjoy gambling as entertainment.
We must always protect ourselves from all problems that may arise after we gamble and don't let us exceed the limits we have set. We must really avoid it, especially if we have experienced it before, and with that experience, we can always be careful when gambling. We also don't need to feel the bad effects of gambling if we can maintain and control ourselves well so that we will really enjoy our time playing gambling and have no desire to chase wins or recover from losses.
Even if we lose control, I wouldn't say that gambling is bad because it was our fault on why we end up there at the first place. Those who can't accept their losses are may be playing with a huge amount of money? If not, then there must be a problem with their head on why they are like that. Either of the two, they could need a psychiatrist because both issues can still be related to mental health.
If we only play for fun, no matter how big the money that we use, we will never try to chase our losses. While if we take the game seriously, even the smallest amount can be painful for us once we lose it. And we will only get shocked that these small amounts grow later on because of chasing losses.