Do your parents know about your gambling habit ?

[piebeyb]

      -   Right now, even if my parents find out that I gamble, they won't interfere with me because I'm an adult and they know that I know right from wrong. Also, even though they know that I gamble, they also have an idea that they can handle my gambling properly because I also explained it somehow.

Also, I rarely play gambling when I really have extra money, and when I don't have extra, I don't play because whatever budget I have, I don't really use it, and it's only reserved for that; it's really separate from gambling.

Any parent wouldn't want their child to gamble, let alone be addicted to gambling, that's why there are some parents who won't like seeing their child gambling, but if your parents don't forbid you from gambling, that's good, maybe they know that you can control it properly and have a budget limit. including dividing your time properly for gambling, because of course you don't gamble all the time like a gambling addict.

If you feel like an adult, your parents will definitely want you to be responsible for the risks you have to face when gambling, of course they will remind you not to gamble too much so that you become addicted. To be honest, recovering from addiction is very difficult, so my advice is As much as possible when you gamble, remain responsible and wise.

[RockBell]

I am not living in my parent's house and also have not been gambling too much that makes anyone to notice me gambling as most times I only gamble just to have fun and at a period when I want to ease stress and sleep, so with that level of gambling I don't think I have much to worry about.
But I know if my mum who is my only surviving parent knows that I gamble she may likely not say anything because she knows I am an adult and will take care of myself and avoid possible addictions or any form of gambling problems.

Is good that you try to control your gambling there is no way you can hide that addiction because you are always looking for money to gamble, and that is what people don't get there should be a limit to whatever everyone is doing doh there are addictions that are far better than gambling addiction, and if anyone family should find out of anybody addiction they will feel concerned because of the damages that it can cause. your mum might not say anything but it will get to a point where she will definitely say something, and since she's your mom she should know what you are capable of to some extent. but even with everything you just said still make sure you don't cross that line because once that line is crossed then it will be difficult to go back.

[klidex]

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Parents' supervision of their children has limits, they will give their children freedom when they are adults. It's true, a child who has entered adulthood has the right to determine his own path. Parents can only give advice when they think their child is on the wrong path, for example committing an act that violates the law.
The habits that a child engages in must be based on their own income, gambling for example, they must rely on the money they earn from their work. As long as they don't bother their parents or other people, they are free to do whatever their hobby is.

Yep, it is true that when they are adults, children will be given freedom and parents no longer have the right to direct the path that has been determined by their child, but the role of parents in educating their children is also necessary if their children are taught well by their parents. I think their children will not do anything that violates the law and In my opinion gambling is not something that violates the law.

Of course, with self-generated finances, a child is free to use the money for what they want because they use the results of their own hard work to have fun.

[slapper]

I am not living in my parent's house and also have not been gambling too much that makes anyone to notice me gambling as most times I only gamble just to have fun and at a period when I want to ease stress and sleep, so with that level of gambling I don't think I have much to worry about.
But I know if my mum who is my only surviving parent knows that I gamble she may likely not say anything because she knows I am an adult and will take care of myself and avoid possible addictions or any form of gambling problems.

Is good that you try to control your gambling there is no way you can hide that addiction because you are always looking for money to gamble, and that is what people don't get there should be a limit to whatever everyone is doing doh there are addictions that are far better than gambling addiction, and if anyone family should find out of anybody addiction they will feel concerned because of the damages that it can cause. your mum might not say anything but it will get to a point where she will definitely say something, and since she's your mom she should know what you are capable of to some extent. but even with everything you just said still make sure you don't cross that line because once that line is crossed then it will be difficult to go back.

Gambling control is vital and hard to hide. Being always on the lookout for money to fuel the habit makes it clear. People need to understand that there should be a hard limit to activities, especially ones as potentially destructive as gambling. There are addictions less harmful than gambling, but none are good

Families are concerned because they see the harm and the potential for more. Even though she's quiet, your mom is watching you. She knows, trust me. She understands your potential and waits for you to see it. But she'll hit her limit and speak up because moms do. They care. They take action

And you must realize the gravity of crossing that line. It's a long, complicated road back after crossing. Not just not crossing the boundary, but not even approaching it. Setting boundaries, being alert, and remaining safe are key. Be accountable to yourself and those you love. It's serious, and it's real. Don't cross the line. Don't even get close

[wiss19]

I think many people are lazy to work their ass off so as a result, they are still living or relying with their parents. They are big enough to hide their habit including gambling. In case their parents found out accidentally, their reactions can be mixed or differ according to what they experienced or heard about gambling and also if what are the behavior of their children.

Of course they will feel bad once they proved that their suspicions are true like when they always lose their money because their children are using it to play gambling. But not, if it didn't happen because their children are only playing rarely for fun and their children are also the ones who work and provide them their financial needs.

[danherbias07]

      -   Right now, even if my parents find out that I gamble, they won't interfere with me because I'm an adult and they know that I know right from wrong. Also, even though they know that I gamble, they also have an idea that they can handle my gambling properly because I also explained it somehow.

Also, I rarely play gambling when I really have extra money, and when I don't have extra, I don't play because whatever budget I have, I don't really use it, and it's only reserved for that; it's really separate from gambling.

Any parent wouldn't want their child to gamble, let alone be addicted to gambling, that's why there are some parents who won't like seeing their child gambling, but if your parents don't forbid you from gambling, that's good, maybe they know that you can control it properly and have a budget limit. including dividing your time properly for gambling, because of course you don't gamble all the time like a gambling addict.

If you feel like an adult, your parents will definitely want you to be responsible for the risks you have to face when gambling, of course they will remind you not to gamble too much so that you become addicted. To be honest, recovering from addiction is very difficult, so my advice is As much as possible when you gamble, remain responsible and wise.

That's correct. I don't want to see my kids gambling, ever. Simple reasons, I've seen what it can do to people. Mood swings, stress, madness, and maybe going crazy. I've also experienced how much money a person could lose in gambling especially if they are on the time of chasing their losses.
I don't want my kids to be buried in loans and debts because I will be the one who will get sad for them first. It will be better if they can stay away from it.
Although I do believe that sports betting adds more flavor to watching games or makes it more entertaining, I still don't want them putting money on the game. It's better if they can stay innocent about it and just enjoy the sports that they watching without any money on the line. There are more things that can be done and enjoyed than just gambling, let it be a game for adults only.

[ethereumhunter]

In fact, if you are a self-sufficient person, then it is quite easy to hide your passion for gambling. Of course, if it hasn't come to the point that you have a gambling addiction. Parents are very sensitive to all changes in the behavior and mood of the child, so they are very likely to understand that the child has encountered problems and quickly find out where these problems came from. On the one hand, if you hide gambling from your parents, it preserves their psychological health, on the other hand, you can shock them by depriving them of this health if you suddenly have problems with gambling. Everyone decides for himself what to do, but do not forget that parents are the most valuable thing we have and most of us understand this when they leave this world.

Yes, parents can see if changes are happening in their children and even if we hide our gambling activities from them, they will still know. Maybe they won't ask about it directly because they think we are adults and already know and can be responsible for what we do. We have to show our parents that we can really take care of ourselves well and even if we gamble, we won't experience any problems and we can even enjoy gambling as entertainment. That's the most important thing about hiding gambling activities from other people or our parents. That's why we have to be able to take care of ourselves so that we don't become addicted to gambling because if we don't, it will definitely worry our parents.

[Hirose UK]

I think many people are lazy to work their ass off so as a result, they are still living or relying with their parents. They are big enough to hide their habit including gambling. In case their parents found out accidentally, their reactions can be mixed or differ according to what they experienced or heard about gambling and also if what are the behavior of their children.

In fact, it not problem of being lazy about working, but rather that the economy is currently difficult and many people are employees whose income is relatively just enough to meet their living needs which means they can't buy house or own their own home.

Returning to the topic most people who like to gamble will hide their gambling activities from their parents or family so that they don't feel disappointed and sad if they find out.
Moreover, if they find out that we like to gamble then bad thoughts always arise such as thinking that we are addicted, we spend all the money we earn just to gamble and things like this are bound to happen.
And that why there are always many gamblers who hide their activities from their families.

Of course they will feel bad once they proved that their suspicions are true like when they always lose their money because their children are using it to play gambling. But not, if it didn't happen because their children are only playing rarely for fun and their children are also the ones who work and provide them their financial needs.

A child has the responsibility to care for their parents if they are old or unable to find their own source of income and child is obliged to make his parents happy, so there must be a sense of responsibility and also be wise in managing finances to be able to meet the family needs.
Don't let your parents or family be neglected just because you gamble.

[Findingnemo]

Most of the grown up people do not live with parents. At such, the parents are not aware about the interests and habits of individuals. Do you parents know that you gamble ? What was their first reaction towards your gambling habit ?

This is about an adult right?

An adult is someone who is capable of making their own choices, decision in their life and if they choose to gamble then its completely okay not to tell anyone as long as it doesn't affect you financially, mentally or in anyways.

[junder]

I think many people are lazy to work their ass off so as a result, they are still living or relying with their parents. They are big enough to hide their habit including gambling. In case their parents found out accidentally, their reactions can be mixed or differ according to what they experienced or heard about gambling and also if what are the behavior of their children.

In fact, it not problem of being lazy about working, but rather that the economy is currently difficult and many people are employees whose income is relatively just enough to meet their living needs which means they can't buy house or own their own home.

Returning to the topic most people who like to gamble will hide their gambling activities from their parents or family so that they don't feel disappointed and sad if they find out.
Moreover, if they find out that we like to gamble then bad thoughts always arise such as thinking that we are addicted, we spend all the money we earn just to gamble and things like this are bound to happen.
And that why there are always many gamblers who hide their activities from their families.

I agree with you bro. It is better to hide gambling activities, because there is no point if the family knows, maybe it will only make them disappointed that we are dealing with gambling even if we only do it as entertainment. Because gambling is more dominant in leading to negativity and also its harmful effects, if the family knows, it is likely that they will be angry, disappointed, and can even cry if we are addicted to gambling. So it's better to keep the gambling habit a secret.

Of course they will feel bad once they proved that their suspicions are true like when they always lose their money because their children are using it to play gambling. But not, if it didn't happen because their children are only playing rarely for fun and their children are also the ones who work and provide them their financial needs.

A child has the responsibility to care for their parents if they are old or unable to find their own source of income and child is obliged to make his parents happy, so there must be a sense of responsibility and also be wise in managing finances to be able to meet the family needs.
Don't let your parents or family be neglected just because you gamble.

What I'm afraid of is that many young people are lulled by gambling and can do anything, even crime, just to fulfill their desire to gamble again. If they are so addicted that they dare to do negative things, it will certainly be difficult to stop, even until they have a family. If it's like this, maybe they will only focus on gambling so that they can ignore their family, because I have also seen something like this, coming to the family just to ask for money in a bad way, of course this is one of the dangerous effects of gambling.

[Docnaster]

Most of the grown up people do not live with parents. At such, the parents are not aware about the interests and habits of individuals. Do you parents know that you gamble ? What was their first reaction towards your gambling habit ?

This is about an adult right?

An adult is someone who is capable of making their own choices, decision in their life and if they choose to gamble then its completely okay not to tell anyone as long as it doesn't affect you financially, mentally or in anyways.

The truth about keeping one's gambling activities hidden is that as as far as the concerned gambler is past the age of 18 and gambles responsibly, it's absolutely fine to keep it a secret. I don't think it's necessary for an adult who's financially bankrolling his gambling activities as well as controlling his gambling habits to tell anyone including his parents if his engagements