Effectively delivers a natural high, but I'm wondering, does it feel dirty, unproductive, or sinful to you?
I'm a firm believer everyone is addicted to something. Some people have food, some shop, some are facebook addicts, religion addicts etc.. People lump addiction to what people consider "bad" or morally wrong normally. Strip club addiction, sex/porn addiction, gambling addiction etc..
Gambling is fine for 95 percent of people. They have fun do it and move on. The other 5 percent may or do become compulsive. I'm sure someone is studying why that is.
The strange thing I've found is lots of people I know and would consider compulsive gamblers are upstanding members of the community and have a good career. One friend of mine blows every extra dollar he has on gambling to the tune of high five digits every year. He has a 6 figure job and gets huge bonuses that are spent before he even gets them on credit card related gambling debt.
I'd be the first to say if I don't watch it I become a compulsive gambler. Been there done that. Betting games every night, some I had no idea about just to have "action". Thinking at work about who is playing that night and what my "play" was going to be etc.. Not a healthy place to be mentally for anyone.
If it feels dirty or you are ashamed of it something is off and you should stop. Your "inner voice" or whatever you want to call it normally steers you in the right direction when it comes to these things...
Good luck whatever you decide...
I'm a firm believer everyone is addicted to something. Some people have food, some shop, some are facebook addicts, religion addicts etc.. People lump addiction to what people consider "bad" or morally wrong normally. Strip club addiction, sex/porn addiction, gambling addiction etc..
Gambling is fine for 95 percent of people. They have fun do it and move on. The other 5 percent may or do become compulsive. I'm sure someone is studying why that is.
The strange thing I've found is lots of people I know and would consider compulsive gamblers are upstanding members of the community and have a good career. One friend of mine blows every extra dollar he has on gambling to the tune of high five digits every year. He has a 6 figure job and gets huge bonuses that are spent before he even gets them on credit card related gambling debt.
I'd be the first to say if I don't watch it I become a compulsive gambler. Been there done that. Betting games every night, some I had no idea about just to have "action". Thinking at work about who is playing that night and what my "play" was going to be etc.. Not a healthy place to be mentally for anyone.
If it feels dirty or you are ashamed of it something is off and you should stop. Your "inner voice" or whatever you want to call it normally steers you in the right direction when it comes to these things...
Good luck whatever you decide...
only when I lose.....
Nothing dirtier than Sunday morning after a bad saturday, topped off with a chase bet on Hawaii in the late game.
only when I lose.....
Nothing dirtier than Sunday morning after a bad saturday, topped off with a chase bet on Hawaii in the late game.
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