Quote from: ethereumhunter on Today at 01:18:32 PM

Quote from: zuzie on February 12, 2024, 12:15:30 PM

Of course gambling will change a person's character and behavior. If the person wins then he will be happy and his life will be filled with pleasure both for himself and shared with his family and those closest to him, but if he loses he will definitely feel angry and frustrated, and this is determined by how he controls his emotions. good and natural or not. If he can accept defeat, perhaps only he will suffer the consequences, but if he cannot control his emotions, it could be his family and those closest to him who will be affected by the defeat he suffers. it's natural, like unclear anger towards one's own family and that is something that is inappropriate if it really happens in our lives.
So when gambling we need good understanding and self-esteem to prevent new problems from arising in our own lives.

As long as the gambler cannot control himself when gambling, he will experience a change in character, which he will not be able to notice because he is too engrossed in gambling to the point of not being able to notice the change. They do get pleasure from gambling, but they will become more irritable and impatient so that they will lose control of their emotions. If they gamble and experience loss, it also affects their emotions. They will immediately become angry and continue gambling to recover from their losses. If they do not realize this, they will slowly become addicted to gambling and will lose everything they have. That is why when playing gambling, we must not lose self-control because that is what is important so that we can enjoy gambling well.

Not seeing the change? Its terrible and real. In addition to losing money, they're losing themselves. Gambling pleasure? The desert mirage is transitory. No doubt, their irritation, impatience, and emotional rollercoaster are pulling them to depths they cant comprehend. When they lose, that anger? It fuels their life-destroying fire. Addiction is a long, twisting plunge into a hopeless void.

Remember that not letting gambling consume you is more important than enjoying it "good". Control is a daily battle, not simply a skill. Here, knowledge, awareness, and discipline are your finest weapons. Always remember that the house wins, but you decide what it takes.