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Of course, people who are addicted find it very difficult to carry out behavior that is in accordance with their common sense, they carry out their activities only with reckless capital and we must prevent this behavior as early as possible by always being aware and aware of its impact. The risks in gambling are very big.
If only the addict was willing to accept other people's advice then he might be able to recover from his addiction, but if the addict considers it unimportant or underestimates other people's advice then his life will be miserable.
Yes, that's true because those who are addicted to gambling have lost their common sense, so they can't think clearly and only follow their wishes and ego. Perhaps they will continue to gamble with reckless capital and not care about other things because they are unimportant to them. Yes, we have to be able to prevent that from happening to us because maybe the impact will be bigger if it happens to us, so we have to be really alert and avoid it before it happens.
It is difficult for gambling addicts to accept advice from other people, especially since many gambling addicts hide their gambling activities so that no one knows. This makes them increasingly drawn into gambling while the people around them don't know about it. This will become even more dangerous when they gamble without restrictions, and if someone finds out, they may be too late to help.