Quote from: xenomorfo on Today at 01:54:57 PM

Quote from: fruktik on Today at 05:39:58 AM

Do people want to change? That is the main question. Giving up a bad habit is one thing, but correcting yourself is not so easy. You need to do titanic work on yourself. No one can guarantee that this will return everything to its previous course and people will again perceive a person as worthy. After all, they have memories that do not go away. It is they that form the picture of the world.

Some people are only inclined to change in words, but when they actually have to do something to change, they never do it

They don't have the reason or the desire to change within themselves first, they are fine being the way they are.
For this reason i am recommend books on self-psychology and self-training that help a lot to understand yourself first and then heal.

If being free from compulsive gambling were in the victims hands, a good number of them would walk out of it immediately. But since the players can't control decisions anymore, they'll need help to be safe. Only few addicts took the problem solo and solved it, but a lot more of them who wouldn't do same, are not to be blamed.