Recognizing Gambling Disorders, Symptoms of Severe Gambling Addiction

[Lorence.xD]

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That is always is the case.
One might not admit they're a gambling addict and ignore the symptoms because they think they're doing it normally.
Most of these guys don't want to listen to advices, because again they think it's still normal. Suffering may not be felt during the process of addiction, it will be felt on the latter part of addiction. That's the same reason why they're the last to know that they're already suffering from mental illness.

No amount of advices can change someone, unless they want to help themselves.

Of course no one is going to admit, admittance to something that isn't good or moral is going to be difficult because society tells us that we shouldn't do this and that. Advice is useless to this people because what we really need to do is to do the action first and then have them slowly accept it themselves, they will come to terms with their addiction during the therapy.

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[jostorres]

the worst part is that most of them always say:

" I'm just going to play today, when I win a lot of money I'll stop..."

they lose money and continue to gamble, then they lose money and continue to gamble, and there comes a day when they win a lot of money, but they don't stop playing, they gamble with all the money and lose everything.

well games are a good thing if people know how to control themselves

Do you know what's even worst with that mentality? The thing is that, let's consider two scenarios in such times:

You lose: Obviously you will have frustration and you want to win it back while knowing the hole is now bigger.

You win: You recover your loss and you are ready to leave but you will feel like how easy it was to win money and it isn't the right time to leave because my luck has finally started to shine and I should not be leaving at such a lucky timing.

Both the situations are equally dangerous because the mindset to earn money from gambling is the real problem here.

[stomachgrowls]

the worst part is that most of them always say:

" I'm just going to play today, when I win a lot of money I'll stop..."

they lose money and continue to gamble, then they lose money and continue to gamble, and there comes a day when they win a lot of money, but they don't stop playing, they gamble with all the money and lose everything.

well games are a good thing if people know how to control themselves

Do you know what's even worst with that mentality? The thing is that, let's consider two scenarios in such times:

You lose: Obviously you will have frustration and you want to win it back while knowing the hole is now bigger.

You win: You recover your loss and you are ready to leave but you will feel like how easy it was to win money and it isn't the right time to leave because my luck has finally started to shine and I should not be leaving at such a lucky timing.

Both the situations are equally dangerous because the mindset to earn money from gambling is the real problem here.

Simply saying that if you do really mind about making "money or profit" then no matter what what condition or situation you are in neither you are losing or winning you would really be having that classic reasoning

when losing then you do have that recovering losses kind of mindset and when you do win then you would be having that lucky feeling which would make you continue to play or simply tells

that you wont be having any option but do end up on playing unless if you do have the good control of yourself then these things wont really be happening.

Addiction is something can be mold up depending on whats youre intention towards gambling and if you do look on profiting way then you would most likely end up into this path.

[lixer]

Of course no one is going to admit, admittance to something that isn't good or moral is going to be difficult because society tells us that we shouldn't do this and that. Advice is useless to this people because what we really need to do is to do the action first and then have them slowly accept it themselves, they will come to terms with their addiction during the therapy.

Gamblers don't have to admit their addiction in front of anyone else. They just need to realize within themselves and that should be usually enough for one to understand that their gambling is no more fun for them and has become addictive and costing them more than it should.

I have been suffering from a light gambling addiction in past and I know that feeling, it's hard to stop and talk about it with others because gambling isn't something I am comfortable talking about with anyone but what took me out of this problem was a day off from gambling and for me, it was forced because we had some internet issues and I finally got time to realize that my problem was starting to get serious. Thankfully I was able to stop and minimize it at the right time, I gamble now but rarely and occasionally when I am tired or have nothing else to do.

[seleme]

the worst part is that most of them always say:

" I'm just going to play today, when I win a lot of money I'll stop..."

they lose money and continue to gamble, then they lose money and continue to gamble, and there comes a day when they win a lot of money, but they don't stop playing, they gamble with all the money and lose everything.

well games are a good thing if people know how to control themselves

Do you know what's even worst with that mentality? The thing is that, let's consider two scenarios in such times:

You lose: Obviously you will have frustration and you want to win it back while knowing the hole is now bigger.

You win: You recover your loss and you are ready to leave but you will feel like how easy it was to win money and it isn't the right time to leave because my luck has finally started to shine and I should not be leaving at such a lucky timing.

Both the situations are equally dangerous because the mindset to earn money from gambling is the real problem here.

Both situations caused by the big hole in the gambler's mindset, we all fall into these traps. Gambler buys three bonus rounds in a row and he loses half of the bankroll but the urge to chase losses is the gate to both endings. This example is not actual if the gambler has no problem fun money and he thinks gambling a way to spend spare time. For second category gamblers, they will keep chasing with the idea of "it will pay back all losses in a single big hit" which is very very dangerous. This kind of gambling addiction can lead to robbing or taking a loan to recover the previous losses but we all know the end of the story.

[dimonstration]

Of course no one is going to admit, admittance to something that isn't good or moral is going to be difficult because society tells us that we shouldn't do this and that. Advice is useless to this people because what we really need to do is to do the action first and then have them slowly accept it themselves, they will come to terms with their addiction during the therapy.

Advices will not be taken the people who are already addicted unless something too bas will help or they will realize that all their assets , property and even love ones are gone then thats the only time they will be able to do it. Sometimes those who are already addicted meed to feels the lose more on more so they will not feel the excitement of winning. Where in sometimes winning only happens to the cool headed people who didn't get themselves too much trouble.