Quote from: Getmon on February 19, 2024, 05:10:44 AM

Quote from: pinggoki on February 19, 2024, 04:14:15 AM

That's probably the worst thing that you can do, gambling so you can pay off your debts is a sure fire way to destroy your life and burden yourself with even more debt. I hope that this person didn't have that much debt though, I feel like people really need to understand that debt is a really heavy obligation and that people shouldn't just go on and ask for it or give it to someone because you're borrowing trust too if you're the borrower and the lender and it's really a hard thing to be a lender because you know that the money isn't going to go back anytime soon. Maybe we really need to teach the young people about debt because I do believe that if we instill a rule or principle early on their life, they'll be able to bring that until they're an adult, they're like a blank canvas at a really young age so it's a good idea to do so I think.

Borrowing sums of money and not paying on time as promised is disrespectful. It is a virtue to be consistent with our words and not become abusive, particularly to individuals who showed concern, for instance, the lenders.

Perhaps teaching ethics and good morals to their kids is not normal in certain families. I also recommended that it ought to be taught by parents and early school so that kids become honorable when they grow up raising families and laying out connections with others.

Gambling is only one of the choices we have to enjoy while likewise getting the chance to bring in money. So, getting cash in wagering is by chance and not an assurance.

Not really that totally disrespectful as long you would really be making some explainations for such delay and not really just that runnign away from your loan.