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The funny thing is that amany gamblers blamed everything when they made mistakes. They always find an excuse for their wrongdoing, and the sad thing is, they even include religion. Addiction is not completely related to any belief but rather is a personal choice. Indeed, it was more than that but some people call their gambling addiction - spiritual?kind of mental problem.
I think the saying is right: a gambler never makes mistakes once, but several times. That is why we become addicted due to our wrong approaches and behavior. Which is why we don't have a reason to blame others besides ourselves.
I think the saying is right: a gambler never makes mistakes once, but several times. That is why we become addicted due to our wrong approaches and behavior. Which is why we don't have a reason to blame others besides ourselves.
Okay but like almost everyone talking about this issue (gambling addiction) also promotes online gambling in their signatures
Moving on..
I think the spiritual, call it religious association with gambling as sinful behavior is from it (gambling) being seen as a personal vice: something that stems from personal choice but is reinforced through the Devil's hand in our world, as it were. Compare it to other vices (drugs, smoking, too much drinking etc) and you'll find similar religious ties to sinful behavior.
But we are not advertising addiction. Its up to everyone to be responsible for
their mental health.
Spiritual - Really? is that a thing that some people call their gambling addiction - spiritual?
That Just sounds ridiculous and actually sounds like a way to excuse or brush off
their addiction.
The bottom line is that addiction is a mental/psychological problem, I think most of us
know that.
Original archived Re: Gambling addiction is not spiritual.
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Really? is that a thing that some people call their gambling addiction - spiritual?
That Just sounds ridiculous and actually sounds like a way to excuse or brush off
their addiction.
The bottom line is that addiction is a mental/psychological problem, I think most of us
know that.
That Just sounds ridiculous and actually sounds like a way to excuse or brush off
their addiction.
The bottom line is that addiction is a mental/psychological problem, I think most of us
know that.