Quote from: DaNNy001 on August 14, 2024, 07:04:51 PM

Quote from: CryptoHeadlineNews on May 23, 2024, 08:27:59 PM

I can boldly say that Gambling can not affect self-esteem, relationship, physical/mental health, work performance and social life with others, But rather it is gambling addiction that could actually affect a person's self-esteem, relationship, physical/mental health and work performance with others. Hence, by virtue of the question you asked above @ O.P, i'm sure you are likely to get diverse opinions just like mine, as gambling has done both good and bad to different sets of individuals all around the world, as through a jackpot won from gambling, many families have been able to afford to live the life of their dream, which never would have been possible if not for gambling. Hence, gambling is good, but it's when a gambler gets addicted that is bad.

Gambling cannot affect self-esteem, relationships and mental health Only when it's done moderately, that's fact..an addicted gambler that is constantly losing his income will always be in depression, this would take a toll on your mental health, and this might affect your relationship with other people..How can gambling addiction affect your self-esteem?? Always throwing your money would make you go everytime, not being able to provide your needs and take responsibly would make you feel less of yourself

Exactly, I think that's the point, as you said that actually gambling will not be too bad and will not have too much negative impact on various aspects of our lives when everything is done reasonably and measured, in the sense of not exceeding the limits of one's abilities, and actually this approach applies to everything we find in our lives, although basically the activity, for example, does not have too much negative impact but when someone treats it in the wrong way such as tending to be excessive then usually there will be something bad at the end of the story as an impact.

On the other hand I think it is clear and everyone should already know that gambling is a risky activity where experiencing problems in financial situations is the first impact that will be felt by someone while we are living beings who will always have needs in order to survive, meaning of course having problems in finances can be very stressful for someone which will ultimately affect their mental and psychological, and it has been proven that it is not uncommon for some gamblers to end up with stress and even worse is suicide. So the point is don't get involved in an activity that you don't understand, think rationally to know and realize that gambling is not a get rich quick scheme I think can keep you safe in the long run.