Quote from: Sonia_123 on August 27, 2025, 11:53:03 PM

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Quote from: Yaunfitda on July 29, 2025, 08:23:40 AM

Do you check conscious or unconsciously lied to someone or to your love ones to cover your gambling loses? And what kind of lying did you do? Did you tell that you just lost like $50 but in reality it's $500.00? Or that you lend some money to your friend, but then you go and play on casinos? Or you tell that your paycheck is short and there is something wrong with it and so you will have to ask your company's HR about it?

every gambler usually have one or two lies to cover up their loses. i have sold my home appliance to gamble and when i was asked about it, i told my family that it developed some fault and i took it to the workshop for respire and till today it has not been repaired. that was how i escaped the problem that would have happened.

Quote from: Yaunfitda on July 29, 2025, 08:23:40 AM

How about other lies that you uses because you can't admit to yourself that you've actually lost because it's a sign of weakness?

how is admitting that you've lost a weakness? to me admitting to loses is not a sign of weakness but that is just the reality. because as a gambler you must surely win and lose. and the important is that you will lose more than win.

Yes, I have, because I lost control of my gambling activities and so made use of little amount of part of our reserve fund with me, so I lied that I used it for my most pressing personal needs , which was a little tough in convincing.
It is adviceable to be truthful and sincere to your spouse in your gambling activities, so that both of you can understand and be helpful to one another and fight any challenges you find yourself during your gambling life.

Secrets are bad and hurting, therefore be trusted and truthful to one another, to avoid regrets in future

When gambling becomes something you can’t control it can slowly eat away at the trust between you and your partner because money in a relationship is not just about spending it’s about security for the future and when you dip into reserves meant for both of you it can create a wound that is not easy to heal. The truth is always the better path even if it feels painful at the beginning because hiding mistakes only creates more lies to cover the old ones and before long the weight becomes too much to carry and it shows in the way you talk act and live with your spouse. Being honest about gambling struggles might even open doors for solutions together like setting stricter rules for yourself or finding healthier ways to deal with stress since many people gamble not only for fun but also as a way to escape other problems

Partners who know what’s really going on can encourage you guide you and sometimes even hold you accountable when temptation comes up and that kind of support can be the difference between falling deeper into gambling or finding your way back to balance. So even if the truth feels like it might hurt it’s better than silence because silence creates distance and distance eventually destroys closeness honesty builds understanding and togetherness which is what any relationship needs to last.