Quote from: sompitonov on March 01, 2024, 10:47:37 AM

I think that losing would definitely affect me and I could behave very badly towards the people around me, probably even yell at someone. It turns out that this is similar to the fact that we transfer negative emotions to these people, in turn, they will then transfer these negative emotions at work or at school. Therefore, we must control ourselves even if we lose. It is probably worth considering reducing the size of the bet so that it does not greatly affect our psychological state.

On the other hand, some balance is maintained here in the emotional behavior of the player. If he shouted at his loved ones after a loss, then after winning he can rejoice and give gifts to his loved ones and say kind words. It turns out that this is a kind of emotional swing, I think that this gradually unbalances a person, which ultimately, after 10 years, will make him emotionally unstable and require treatment.

Losing will affect everyone who playing gambling excessively and without realizing what happened to them, they will gets the other losses and that can become bigger if they don't stop their gambling activity. That can affect our behavior to other people and we can yell to them and even worst, we can beat them if they don't obey what we want. Yeah, negative emotions will comes if we lose control and will impact to other people arounds us. That's the bad impact that will happens to us if we can't calms down ourselves after we lose some money.

Everything we gets from gambling can impact our behavior to other people and they can accept or reject what happen to us and if they reject, they will do the same thing as what we did to them. If he can't manages his emotions properly, he will have many people that doesn't like him and will not stay close to him because he can't calm down himself if he gets something.

Quote from: zuzie on Today at 01:51:44 AM

Based on the impact they receive, there are also gamblers who cannot just stop because they feel that this impact is part of gambling and therefore simply underestimate the impact. In fact, it seemed normal because he had experienced it before.
Yes, that's right, if gamblers are willing to listen to other people's advice, of course they can reduce their excessive gambling activities and try to change their behavior for the better.

Yes, they don't think that the impact can be bigger than what they got so they continue playing gambling without thinking much. When they decide to continue playing gambling, they just increase their lose and will change their behavior without they realize. It needs acceptance from them to listen to other people's advise because it hard for them to realize what they already did. Maybe they need to gets the worst that can makes them realize the mistake so they can understand and wants to change it.