Quote from: Mr_Brilliant$ on Today at 12:15:17 PM

Yes, it’s possible, but I won’t pretend like it is an easy thing to do. Gambling addiction has a way of digging deep into your habits and emotions, so fighting it alone means you are going up against your own mind every single day.
The urges don’t just disappear overnight, and that constant pull to try one more time is what makes it such a tough battle. To break out without help, you would need serious discipline, self awareness, and a willingness to cut off anything that might trigger the habit. That is why most people find it almost impossible on their own..

That's true, Moreover even if you can stop the addiction by yourself I'm sure that is going to take long before you can finally pull it out. And I think you're right when you said about wanting to try one more time, of course if you're still starting this battle there's a certain stage where you will be tempted to try one more time and if you're not disciplined enough you would definitely fall for it. and this mostly happen to those guys who are very addicted to gambling, just like a friend of mine that got addicted to smoking but at some point he realized that smoking is not helping his system so he decided to quit but after some time he got tempted and he was not discipline enough to deal with it, so right now as we speak he has returned back to his smoking lifestyle. Had it mean someone is there to help him out I'm sure that he wouldn't have returned back to smoking.