Can Gambling affect your relationship?

[GideonGono]

Yes, Gambling addiction has strained a lot of relationships through financial instabilities emotional turmoil, social isolation, and family problems. Gambling which was meant to be a popular kind of entertainment for many and was designed to provide a temporary escape from everyday life and also help one to be more observant mentally task your brain and it is also good for your mental brain. When it becomes an addiction it causes financial strain the strain can manifest in various ways including the loss of shared savings, debt accumulation, and financial secrecy which may lead to strained communication between partners. This communication breakdown can prevent couples, friends, and associates from working together.

Any addiction would affect relationship.
All sorts of addiction would consume your time, attention and money so of course it would greatly affect your relationship.
Even if those who are addicted would explain it there are some who wouldn't even understand it.

[South Park]

Yes, Gambling addiction has strained a lot of relationships through financial instabilities emotional turmoil, social isolation, and family problems. Gambling which was meant to be a popular kind of entertainment for many and was designed to provide a temporary escape from everyday life and also help one to be more observant mentally task your brain and it is also good for your mental brain. When it becomes an addiction it causes financial strain the strain can manifest in various ways including the loss of shared savings, debt accumulation, and financial secrecy which may lead to strained communication between partners. This communication breakdown can prevent couples, friends, and associates from working together.

Gambling should never be that big a part of your life that it starts to over spill into things like your relationship with other people. If someone else perceives you have a problem, then it's possible you've taken things too far and may be facing a state of denial. At that point, even if you don't believe it to be true, then maybe it is fair to cut out gambling for a month and see how it mentally affects you. If you're able to cut it off and not give it a second thought during that time, then you should be ok. If you find yourself drawn back into it immediately, they probably have a point. You should then start to evaluate if you want to continue on the route of gambling or whether your relationship is more valuable, because eventually they will get fed up and leave.

That is a nice experiment to run to see how dependent a person has become on gambling, however this is rarely done by those that needed it the most, and this is because they are in denial they have a problem and they always think of themselves as being in control of the situation and being able to quit whenever they want, but they never really put their supposed ability to quit whenever they want to test, as deep down they know they are lying and they do not want to accept the truth.

[AliMan]

Yes, Gambling addiction has strained a lot of relationships through financial instabilities emotional turmoil, social isolation, and family problems. Gambling which was meant to be a popular kind of entertainment for many and was designed to provide a temporary escape from everyday life and also help one to be more observant mentally task your brain and it is also good for your mental brain. When it becomes an addiction it causes financial strain the strain can manifest in various ways including the loss of shared savings, debt accumulation, and financial secrecy which may lead to strained communication between partners. This communication breakdown can prevent couples, friends, and associates from working together.

Depending on what idea this gambling will activity will affect each and every relationship, but what's really disturbing was the issues with couples. Friendship and other associated with gambling came from their respective influences. More friends who brought you to the habits will always mold you to be more addicted with gambling, however an addict with gambling will be out of tolerance once they fight with conflict on money owing each other with huge amount that cannot he settled.

[Promocodeudo]

Blaming gambling in whatever defects you have in your relationship is like trying to blame a person for your misfortune, I believe we should have control over anything we do, don't allow yourself to be a victim of circumstance just be mindful of yourself and be responsible for any action you take, if you give much of your attention to gambling it might distract you and cause you more expenses but you should be blamed not gambling itself, because you went for it uncontrollably.

[Oilacris]

Yes, Gambling addiction has strained a lot of relationships through financial instabilities emotional turmoil, social isolation, and family problems. Gambling which was meant to be a popular kind of entertainment for many and was designed to provide a temporary escape from everyday life and also help one to be more observant mentally task your brain and it is also good for your mental brain. When it becomes an addiction it causes financial strain the strain can manifest in various ways including the loss of shared savings, debt accumulation, and financial secrecy which may lead to strained communication between partners. This communication breakdown can prevent couples, friends, and associates from working together.

Gambling should never be that big a part of your life that it starts to over spill into things like your relationship with other people. If someone else perceives you have a problem, then it's possible you've taken things too far and may be facing a state of denial. At that point, even if you don't believe it to be true, then maybe it is fair to cut out gambling for a month and see how it mentally affects you. If you're able to cut it off and not give it a second thought during that time, then you should be ok. If you find yourself drawn back into it immediately, they probably have a point. You should then start to evaluate if you want to continue on the route of gambling or whether your relationship is more valuable, because eventually they will get fed up and leave.

That is a nice experiment to run to see how dependent a person has become on gambling, however this is rarely done by those that needed it the most, and this is because they are in denial they have a problem and they always think of themselves as being in control of the situation and being able to quit whenever they want, but they never really put their supposed ability to quit whenever they want to test, as deep down they know they are lying and they do not want to accept the truth.

Addicted gamblers are really that having those kind of denials in regarding on the things that they've been dealing with on which it would really be just that so normal that they would really be telling that they are still in good control on what they are doing or simply into their gambling activity but the fact and obviously can be seen on the things that happening to him then its impossible for someone not to be able to differentiate in between normal behavior and an addicted behavior on which this is something that you would really be that able to observe basing up on the actions that had been made.
This is why we should really be that careful on dealing with gambling because it is really that so hard to get out once you do get yourself on such addiction.If you could really be able to stop mid way on the time that you do have those consecutive losses or simply doesnt really chase up your losses then this is the time that i would say that you arent that addicted since you do really have that good
control towards yourself on which this is where most people do really fail on doing so. If you are really just that mindful about those possible future events or things to happen or consequences that might happen then you would really be acting out on things which are right.

[cabron]

Yes, Gambling addiction has strained a lot of relationships through financial instabilities emotional turmoil, social isolation, and family problems. Gambling which was meant to be a popular kind of entertainment for many and was designed to provide a temporary escape from everyday life and also help one to be more observant mentally task your brain and it is also good for your mental brain. When it becomes an addiction it causes financial strain the strain can manifest in various ways including the loss of shared savings, debt accumulation, and financial secrecy which may lead to strained communication between partners. This communication breakdown can prevent couples, friends, and associates from working together.

Gambling should never be that big a part of your life that it starts to over spill into things like your relationship with other people. If someone else perceives you have a problem, then it's possible you've taken things too far and may be facing a state of denial. At that point, even if you don't believe it to be true, then maybe it is fair to cut out gambling for a month and see how it mentally affects you. If you're able to cut it off and not give it a second thought during that time, then you should be ok. If you find yourself drawn back into it immediately, they probably have a point. You should then start to evaluate if you want to continue on the route of gambling or whether your relationship is more valuable, because eventually they will get fed up and leave.

That is a nice experiment to run to see how dependent a person has become on gambling, however this is rarely done by those that needed it the most, and this is because they are in denial they have a problem and they always think of themselves as being in control of the situation and being able to quit whenever they want, but they never really put their supposed ability to quit whenever they want to test, as deep down they know they are lying and they do not want to accept the truth.

Addicted gamblers are really that having those kind of denials in regarding on the things that they've been dealing with on which it would really be just that so normal that they would really be telling that they are still in good control on what they are doing or simply into their gambling activity but the fact and obviously can be seen on the things that happening to him then its impossible for someone not to be able to differentiate in between normal behavior and an addicted behavior on which this is something that you would really be that able to observe basing up on the actions that had been made.
This is why we should really be that careful on dealing with gambling because it is really that so hard to get out once you do get yourself on such addiction.If you could really be able to stop mid way on the time that you do have those consecutive losses or simply doesnt really chase up your losses then this is the time that i would say that you arent that addicted since you do really have that good
control towards yourself on which this is where most people do really fail on doing so. If you are really just that mindful about those possible future events or things to happen or consequences that might happen then you would really be acting out on things which are right.

Denial is also a mechanism that helps them settle.  But this will not prevent the relationship from crumbling when everything is already affected. Usually, it is money that breaks apart relationships. Even in the absence of gambling addiction, family crumbles when money is not coming in, and it will be worse when there is a reason to blame each other like one is addicted to gambling.  The worst thing that could happen is losing custody of the kids since this is also ruining the lives of the kids.

[Oasisman]

Denial is also a mechanism that helps them settle.  But this will not prevent the relationship from crumbling when everything is already affected. Usually, it is money that breaks apart relationships. Even in the absence of gambling addiction, family crumbles when money is not coming in, and it will be worse when there is a reason to blame each other like one is addicted to gambling.  The worst thing that could happen is losing custody of the kids since this is also ruining the lives of the kids.

I totally agree to this. I have personally witnessed several wives who have been just looked totally fine with how addicted their husbands to gambling simply because they have enough money to feed the entire family and they are still able to buy their luxuries.
Gambling itself may not be the primary reason for a family to be broken, it's most probably just being 2nd to money.
I've also seen a lot of marital separations due to unemployment of the husband more than being a gambler.
But it could be the worst if someone who is broke and still managed to gamble lol.

[Zlantann]

Denial is also a mechanism that helps them settle.  But this will not prevent the relationship from crumbling when everything is already affected. Usually, it is money that breaks apart relationships. Even in the absence of gambling addiction, family crumbles when money is not coming in, and it will be worse when there is a reason to blame each other like one is addicted to gambling.  The worst thing that could happen is losing custody of the kids since this is also ruining the lives of the kids.

Like you said gambling might not break a marriage but it can contribute to divorce, especially when addiction is prevalent. Most women don't really care about the gambling life of their spouse especially if it doesn't affect the family's financial standings negatively. I can not sacrifice my relationship because of gambling. The loss of children's custody can lead to serious depression. I rather leave gambling than lose my family. I don't usually blame some spouses for their decision to force their partners to give up gambling because some people engage in what I call crazy bets. They lose their sense of reasoning and don't care about the consequences of their actions.  Some people cannot stand the disgrace of loans and credit repayment defaults because of their partner's uncontrollable betting life.

[Docnaster]

Gambling can affect one's relationship depending on the kind of partner he has and how disciplined he is in his gamble dealings. For instance, of the partner of the person in question does see gambling as a vice that's to dangerous for anyone to get involved in, she'll definitely not want her man to gamble and would quit if she finds out that her man is doing it behind her back. Also if a man isn't disciplined and controlling his gambling habits, he's likely to end up as a gambling addict which in return poses a big threat to his relationship life.

[Juse14]

Indeed, they are not great, but if we compare them with their peers, they are already great because they have more ideas than other friends. And parents indeed teach their children ways to develop their children's understanding and thinking skills. They can teach what their children need and ensure their children's growth and development are good.

yes. When compared to his peers, I admit that he is a person who has great thinking and is wise in doing everything, including gambling. Apart from that, he also has a strong determination and is not easily influenced by his circle of friends and this is a very extraordinary thing.

If they gamble without responsibility, they will not be able to think about their family because all they want is to chase wins. They should not get involved in gambling because it will not give them daily wins. Those who can think more clearly will try to leave gambling for the sake of their family because it could impact their relationship with their family.

Giving up gambling for the sake of the family is a good and wise decision. However, if in fact a person is unable to stop gambling, then what he must do is to be able to control his gambling activities as soon as possible before something worse happens to himself, including his family.

It's okay to gamble with emotions involved, but we have to really be able to control those emotions. Most gamblers will lose control of their emotions when they gamble, which will be indicated by whatever results they get. Whether they win or lose, their emotions will increase, and if they lose control, they will become even more eager to win. But there was only more loss.

We ourselves have to control our emotions when gambling, we have to know when it is time for us to play and when we have to stop. Don't let yourself get too engrossed in gambling and forget everything, including time and other things.

[Shamm]

Gambling can affect one's relationship depending on the kind of partner he has and how disciplined he is in his gamble dealings. For instance, of the partner of the person in question does see gambling as a vice that's to dangerous for anyone to get involved in, she'll definitely not want her man to gamble and would quit if she finds out that her man is doing it behind her back. Also if a man isn't disciplined and controlling his gambling habits, he's likely to end up as a gambling addict which in return poses a big threat to his relationship life.

agree with this mate it will depends on the status of the relationship and also it depends on. Your partner cause once you are a gambler then your partner or let say  wife is a gambler too then both of you are don't have problem both of you already know your habits so your bonding is in gambling sites or casino. But in the other hand once you are a gambler then your wife don't have any experience or wants in gambling then it will affect your relationship cause your wife will hold you and say please don't gamble.

[noormcs5]

Any addiction would affect relationship.
All sorts of addiction would consume your time, attention and money so of course it would greatly affect your relationship.
Even if those who are addicted would explain it there are some who wouldn't even understand it.

Since we are focusing on gambling addiction here, I would say that every gambling addiction may have different effects on the relationships with families. Some may have intense reactions and other family members may have moderate reactions when they see that one of the adults (who is responsible for running the house expenses is losing money in gambling.

Once I heard the story of a husband, who was addicted to gambling and when her wife wanted to stop him, he even convinced her (as he won a few games and showed how easy it is to make money) and now both of them gamble together. 

My point here is that it all depends from person to person and what gambling experience one has with him over the weeks and months.

[JohnBitCo]

Yes, I agree with it. Gambling can affect on your relationship. If you don't have too much money and you spend half a percent of your money on gambling and you lose a bet then your family members are upset with you because you have money and you are playing gambling and lose it. So, The main point of view is Gambling can affect in your relationship, which makes you disappointed.

[GigaBit]

Yes, Gambling addiction has strained a lot of relationships through financial instabilities emotional turmoil, social isolation, and family problems. Gambling which was meant to be a popular kind of entertainment for many and was designed to provide a temporary escape from everyday life and also help one to be more observant mentally task your brain and it is also good for your mental brain. When it becomes an addiction it causes financial strain the strain can manifest in various ways including the loss of shared savings, debt accumulation, and financial secrecy which may lead to strained communication between partners. This communication breakdown can prevent couples, friends, and associates from working together.

Any addiction would affect relationship.
All sorts of addiction would consume your time, attention and money so of course it would greatly affect your relationship.
Even if those who are addicted would explain it there are some who wouldn't even understand it.

Just gambling does not create any situation that break up the relation but when someone is addicted to gambling then only this kind of problem will be created. An addicted gambler has no time for family members. He has no sympathy for any family member. He is only busy with his gambling so no one would want to have a relationship with that addicted gambler in such a situation. However, there are many gamblers who spend a lot of time in gambling but try hard to behave normally. But its number is very less. Normally those who are addict will not try anything outside of gambling. It is not possible to return them easily from there even if they try.

[radjie]

Yes, Gambling addiction has strained a lot of relationships through financial instabilities emotional turmoil, social isolation, and family problems. Gambling which was meant to be a popular kind of entertainment for many and was designed to provide a temporary escape from everyday life and also help one to be more observant mentally task your brain and it is also good for your mental brain. When it becomes an addiction it causes financial strain the strain can manifest in various ways including the loss of shared savings, debt accumulation, and financial secrecy which may lead to strained communication between partners. This communication breakdown can prevent couples, friends, and associates from working together.

A person can become more closed in nature when he has experienced a gambling addiction, one of which is from a financial perspective, everything he can do, such as having a lot of debt after being addicted to gambling, even to those closest to him (his partner).  He doesn't want to open up if he has spent a lot of money on gambling, this is always kept a secret, causing communication with his partner to become disharmonious

[LUCKMCFLY]

once there is an element of addiction especially when you make it a source of income,  then its going to affect your relationship because you will need to make ends meet and ensure you fulfill all responsibilities but once you cant do this as a result of not making enough money as expected. relationships are highly important and valuable which means you dont want anything that can spoil it in any form. this means you will gamble responsibly and also follow the money management rules.

Yes, certainly if one develops gambling addiction it will negatively affect your relationship towards your family, friends, and colleagues. Simply, if you have an addiction, you tend to manifest unhealthy behaviors that might harm yourself and others. Most gambling addicts isolate themselves and doesn't want any social interactions. In which can clearly affect your relationship to others, because interaction and communication are key factors in building healthy relationships with others. Addiction can also badly affect your relationship with your partner and children. Because one of the impacts of having an addiction is financial burden, there are cases where their couple cannot endure this kind of behavior which leads them to separation. This is sad to think but is happening in real life. So, I think it's much better that we know how to monitor ourselves, if we think that we are slowly developing an addiction, it's better to stop it immediately before everything gets too bad.

I think that any addiction, regardless of whether it is a casino crypt or not, will be harmful, it can degenerate any relationship, whether it is a couple alone or the family relationship that is involved, practically when it is the father of the family who is at fault. We tend to generalize things a lot, we can say or intuit that when things are about how to avoid things, it is better not to do them, but others say doing them because there is a tendency not to make it become an addiction. , this depends on the personality of the person, obviously anyone who happens to be one of the best can give a well-defined way of achieving good management within a casino, we cannot only manage to make inconvenient and invented bets, for example. It may work at one point, but then everything goes to waste, and I think that a person like that is addicted to money and loses control and gets carried away by impulses, and this is something that if the person doesn't He has willpower, because if he does nothing, things go out of control and everything is lost.

When a person is sad, sometimes the signs are obvious, they occur all at once, because they begin to see certain things that are needed, if there is a family, they realize that a need was not covered, when the reason is not sought, well If it begins to intrude because one did not eat this or those, and that is where the problems begin, in the beginning one can survive, with thus failures that are indicative, but with time and if it is not corrected quickly a person is capable of losing your family, because when you are the head of the household you should always be clear about your responsibility, you cannot invent that, we can be irresponsible alone, when there is no family or person in charge of us, but after a responsibility is acquired Socsas cannot be taken lightly, things have to be done very well and fulfill the family, the family comes first, the priority.

[ethereumhunter]

Yes, Gambling addiction has strained a lot of relationships through financial instabilities emotional turmoil, social isolation, and family problems. Gambling which was meant to be a popular kind of entertainment for many and was designed to provide a temporary escape from everyday life and also help one to be more observant mentally task your brain and it is also good for your mental brain. When it becomes an addiction it causes financial strain the strain can manifest in various ways including the loss of shared savings, debt accumulation, and financial secrecy which may lead to strained communication between partners. This communication breakdown can prevent couples, friends, and associates from working together.

A person can become more closed in nature when he has experienced a gambling addiction, one of which is from a financial perspective, everything he can do, such as having a lot of debt after being addicted to gambling, even to those closest to him (his partner).  He doesn't want to open up if he has spent a lot of money on gambling, this is always kept a secret, causing communication with his partner to become disharmonious

That is why we must be able to prevent gambling addiction so that it does not affect our lives with the people around us. We also don't want to see our relationships disrupted because we have a gambling addiction from previously just playing gambling to get entertainment and finally becoming a desire to win more money, which is difficult to obtain. With the gambling addiction that we experience, our finances will be disrupted because we use the money to gamble while we have difficulty making ends meet. Moreover, if someone does not want to be open with their partner, it worsens their relationship because it can trigger arguments between them. And if that's the case, everything can be destroyed because of the gambling addiction that we experience.

[xSkylarx]

Gambling can affect one's relationship depending on the kind of partner he has and how disciplined he is in his gamble dealings. For instance, of the partner of the person in question does see gambling as a vice that's to dangerous for anyone to get involved in, she'll definitely not want her man to gamble and would quit if she finds out that her man is doing it behind her back. Also if a man isn't disciplined and controlling his gambling habits, he's likely to end up as a gambling addict which in return poses a big threat to his relationship life.

agree with this mate it will depends on the status of the relationship and also it depends on. Your partner cause once you are a gambler then your partner or let say  wife is a gambler too then both of you are don't have problem both of you already know your habits so your bonding is in gambling sites or casino. But in the other hand once you are a gambler then your wife don't have any experience or wants in gambling then it will affect your relationship cause your wife will hold you and say please don't gamble.

It still depends on your partner if it accepts you. Gambling will only be a problem if you are already addicted to it like if you have been in debt and you already have no time for other things like work or family. I've seen a lot of married couples whose wife are okay with the gambling activities of their husband because their husbands can gamble responsibly. So it is not about the partner it is about how you gamble so that it won't affect yourself or people around you.

[batang_bitcoin]

It still depends on your partner if it accepts you. Gambling will only be a problem if you are already addicted to it like if you have been in debt and you already have no time for other things like work or family.

When you're not prioritizing your family anymore because of gambling, that's how things get bad. That is also the reason why many people sees the bad in gambling if it's not for these irresponsible gamblers.

I've seen a lot of married couples whose wife are okay with the gambling activities of their husband because their husbands can gamble responsibly. So it is not about the partner it is about how you gamble so that it won't affect yourself or people around you.

Me too, as long as they're providing their needs and their way of living isn't affected, there's no problem if they gamble as their partners are right their stoppage if they see something wrong is happening.

[Blitzboy]

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I think that any addiction, regardless of whether it is a casino crypt or not, will be harmful, it can degenerate any relationship, whether it is a couple alone or the family relationship that is involved, practically when it is the father of the family who is at fault. We tend to generalize things a lot, we can say or intuit that when things are about how to avoid things, it is better not to do them, but others say doing them because there is a tendency not to make it become an addiction. , this depends on the personality of the person, obviously anyone who happens to be one of the best can give a well-defined way of achieving good management within a casino, we cannot only manage to make inconvenient and invented bets, for example. It may work at one point, but then everything goes to waste, and I think that a person like that is addicted to money and loses control and gets carried away by impulses, and this is something that if the person doesn't He has willpower, because if he does nothing, things go out of control and everything is lost.

When a person is sad, sometimes the signs are obvious, they occur all at once, because they begin to see certain things that are needed, if there is a family, they realize that a need was not covered, when the reason is not sought, well If it begins to intrude because one did not eat this or those, and that is where the problems begin, in the beginning one can survive, with thus failures that are indicative, but with time and if it is not corrected quickly a person is capable of losing your family, because when you are the head of the household you should always be clear about your responsibility, you cannot invent that, we can be irresponsible alone, when there is no family or person in charge of us, but after a responsibility is acquired Socsas cannot be taken lightly, things have to be done very well and fulfill the family, the family comes first, the priority.

Yes, any addiction, especially gambling, can cause a chain of negative effects. These activities typically hurt relationships, right? Gambling, especially in a real or crypto casino, deserves further discussion. When the family breadwinner becomes addicted, the family suffers. Family comes first, but how can we cling to it?

Do you gamble in casinos to recover from financial and emotional losses when your favorite soccer team loses? How often do emotions and personal events obscure judgment and lead to hazardous behavior?

I agree that when we lose, especially as a family, we must stay calm and avoid detrimental coping techniques like gambling. We should combine intelligence and self-control for ourselves and our families.