Gambling addiction in general: Why always times these 10 euros (Page 3)

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Max_Bet wrote on 11/15/2022 at 5:27 pm
Addiction is not curable. You can put in a 10 after 30 years and can fall right back into old "habits" despite the long break, no matter how stable you think you are

Same with substance addictions. Believe it or leave it 😏

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Justin wrote on 11/20/2022 at 11:50 PM
So Roulette is devil's work
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What is then with the "7"?
As the sum of 3 + 4 number of fullness and completion; the number of uniοn of the spiritual and matter and the number of healing and the sacred number par excellence.
This means in reverse that many of the classical slots of God's gift to us are "unworthy"!

Alder Swede, how one can (let) talk himself such a shit?

PS: Lotto is 1225. who has his hands in the game?

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Morpheus wrote on 11/21/2022 at 6:58 pm

This is so very true, I have known this for three days from my own experience. After 15 years of being game-free, two attempts were enough for me to get back to exactly where I left off


How weak one is

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Max_Bet wrote on 11/21/2022 at 7:11 pm

Relapses are unfortunately part of this disease. It has only indirectly to do with weakness. You can't turn off the addiction memory
You have to try to counteract it directly, as soon as it somehow tingles or you become aware of the thought "just the Zwanni". Do not let it come up at all
My experience is, as soon as you have started the cycle, (organize money etc.) this urge can be stopped only very, very badly. Almost only when the "consumption" has taken place. Therefore, directly push away the thoughts of old habits.

Many people find it helpful to go to a trusted (initiated) person at that exact moment and talk about the situation openly and honestly. Talking is a good thing. You can actually get a lot off your chest.

Don't despair about the relapse. Become aware of the situation, check it off and continue as positively as you did before the relapse. Learn from it!!!
Never despair, that gives depression!!!

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Morpheus wrote on 11/21/2022 at 8:46 pm

Thank you for your contribution


Familiar people are sadly no longer there, I really have pushed everyone away ... even if in truth it is hard to comprehend that

I am still today and after such a damn long time still a problem for myself

I wonder what was the impetus or trigger and if you can really rewrite it as a relapse ?

I have consciously decided to do this misery to myself repeatedly, although I should have known better?

However, after I stopped gambling, i.e. in 2007, I never really found my way back, I know that and I would like to underline that
Life has bored me subsequently and my sympathy and attention has touched the zero line, which is a perceived eternity ago

Well, it's just scary how emotionally destructive Gambling addiction can be and that I haven't learned anything

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