Quote from: Fredomago on Today at 01:10:17 PM

Quote from: suzanne5223 on February 12, 2025, 11:18:27 PM

You are right about the mind of gambling-addicted people being blind which is what makes them please their lust. I can remember when I was a drinking and smoking addict. My mind is blind from seeing the side effects of what I am doing while it is open to the special feelings that come with the intoxication but I never blame someone for it and I can say that's what helped me.
Because of this, I said that gamblers who blame others for their addiction are irresponsible and will have a difficult time recovering.

Will have that difficulty as they can't accept the truth that it was their actions that brings them to that situation, though once they realize and accept it, help can come around and back them up, gambling is a form of a risky activities if you failed to control then you are not by far to experienced addiction, it's always good to treat it as form of entertainment since you'll not going to hook yourself that much and if ever that you lose you can move forward and let the amount go, treating it as payment for having the enjoyment that you gain while playing.

The amount lost can really affect us and thoughts about this loss can not leave us for days, weeks and even more. I faced this myself, and it was very difficult for me, because I was young and the money I earned at a low-skilled job was given to me with great difficulty. So this did not let me go, but this moment also became a key one in my gaming practice, I simply rethought the whole game and my attitude towards it. This is what made me understand that I should never take the game too seriously in my life, this is the thing in which luck decides who will come to you.