Quote from: LDL on September 05, 2025, 12:48:00 PM

Quote from: junder on September 05, 2025, 02:51:53 AM

However, many people, especially those in the lower middle class, take gambling too seriously because they think winning is easy and will help them change their lives little by little, or perhaps drastically. I agree with you, any addiction can have negative consequences.

This is the reality. Middle class people think that it is possible to get rich overnight from gambling, so they bet with the intention of winning extra, which leads to more losses in betting. As a result, their financial condition becomes so bad that they torture their wives for the losses of those bets. Generally, middle-class and lower-class gamblers abuse women more, take more dowries, and do not hesitate to divorce them for dowry.

If someone really thinks of gambling as a way to become a millionaire overnight, then he is likely to face a very big loss. Before he starts gambling, he should first be careful and avoid greed and he should remember that gambling is only for entertainment, there is no chance of becoming a millionaire overnight. Middle class people play gambling to earn money but rich people only play gambling to pass their time or for entertainment. And when rich people lose some money they do not think about recovering that money because they gamble with what they can afford to lose. But on the other hand if middle class people lose some amount of money they start there again to recover that money and later they gradually become more and more addicted and keep losing money.