Quote from: Zigabel on Today at 02:17:39 PM

Due to the stigma attached to gambling, most persons by default wants to hide their gambling habit from their partner especially when they know their partner is a very hyper active and repulsive person, and such partner cannot handle such information about their other partner in most cases, that alone gets them to want to keep hiding their gambling activities so as not to cause any form of uproar in the family or pit their relationship on the line.

But all of this is not excuse enough because if you hold onto those excuse to hide your gambling behavior, eventually you will get exposed and loose out in your relationship in some cases so it is best to come clean amd inform your partner soyou don't have to battle it in the nears future and cause issues you would have prevented much earlier

Gambling is not an activity that should be hidden from one's partner. It should be one of the most important discussions that should happen before marriage because it involves money. If your partner is not willing to tolerate your gambling behavior, you would have to choose between leaving the relationship and quitting gambling.

There was a thread here on this forum that talked about a young man who used funds that were saved for their marriage to gamble. It was even his partner who brought most of the funds. My partner was not comfortable with gambling because she had the wrong mindset about gambling. But when she saw that I gambled responsibly, she was no longer worried about my gambling events..