Quote from: junder on January 31, 2025, 05:52:39 AM

Quote from: Onyeeze on January 30, 2025, 10:35:48 PM

someone who is addicted in gambling may not have such a privilege to know that there is a primary functions at home or Primary things that is supposed to do as a man at home, so we need to know that gambling addition we make you to forget whatever thing you are doing and the focus on it except that that person is not is when you will see the person acting in a responsible way at the person can remember to do a house chores, but once you are addicted in the gambling I think that you cannot do anything even you also neglect your children.

of course when there is an addition that is done it can be said that the person who does it has forgotten the reasonable limits with actually they don't have to do that but because of the urge from their mind that might think about winning makes them want to continue gambling and of course this can lead them to become addicted to gambling which is likely difficult to recover.

Becoming addicted to gambling is certainly a fairly serious problem, because with this someone can ignore other things by only prioritizing the gambling that they want, sometimes they don't care about the situation that occurs even though it is a difficult situation they can still force themselves to gamble.

A serious problem indeed, as it's not the gambler alone that will be affected but also those people who sorrunds him especially those who cares, but since addiction mostly being denied by the gambler who already suffering he won't change anything as he thinks thathe's just playing as it is and it's a normal way but those who seen the effects of addiction can verify if the person is still in denial as it's different from how he's doing the action compared to what he's keep stating about his gambling participation.

It's best to take chance if you know or if you relates to someone who already showing the sign of addiction, telling the truth and trying to find alternative activities may help just be careful with how you explain things for the betterment of the person.