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26th March 2019 at 1:04 am #57591
Hi Fairzz….
I read all your story & I can relate to you, I’m a bit older than yourself and decided not to give up on gambling, lasting to gamble my head off for more years than you’ve lived.
A couple off pointers for you is, you/me have a dangerous addiction, it does not matter how much we win, the old saying about a room full of money is that a gambler will always ask for a bigger room. As no amounts of winning will be enough, No Amounts.
This is hard to get into your Gambling head, different people have different ways and means to give up gambling.
A few suggestions is… Load up YouTube on a quiet night of clear thinking and listen to
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It will help you understand your illness, and help you prepare for the future.
1. Do an act of kindness everyday for someone who does not know about it.
2. Get a hobbie, one that you enjoy, not something that’s seen as doing good.
3. Remember your Sick & need recovery time, usually for life.
4. Make amends to folk Helping you recover.
5. Be nice to yourself & remember all gamblers have a selfishness about them, so treat yourself more often.
6. Find someone to confide in, who you can goto on days your feeling bad or isolated.
7. Talk about your addiction & what triggers you feel. Or post here, if it helps you.
8. Only ever carry cash, leave all debit cards etc in the house.
9. If/When buying anything big, ask to meet someone to go shopping with you.
10. Find a routine that your comfortable with, to help in your day to day life, try not to get Down about not being able to gamble & see it as freeing your time up for more happy-go-lucky times.
And most importantly, do not feel bad about being an addict, as I’m sure your a great dude, and learn to love yourself again. ♥
Thank you, I will defo have a look at the video and a few more when I have time.
Thanks as well for the pointers and help I will 100% read those many times in the coming months or years as mantras to work by going forward
1126th March 2019 at 1:08 am #57592I hope you can be strong and beat your demons mate at a young age, I’m in my forties now and have battled long and hard with mine and they still win.
There has been some great advice offered in the above posts and I heed you to take notice of them.
Dont be like me a lifelong gambling degen it’s not big and it’s not clever, it’s hard and it stinks and it’s weak.
I wish you all the luck in the world
Thanks mate,
I will definitely be either beating this into submission or locking it away and understanding that it is simply not part of my life that I can control as well as the others and should simply be left alone.
Only a prolonged abscene from it can determine which it is as for the past year I don’t think I’ve gone a day or more without it in some form be freerolls or loading and spinning.
Plus ive always got the bandit to live viacariously through when I want reminding not to chase extra chilli. Lol
im sure I’ll still be around as so many people in the past have been great on this forum even if it’s just to say hello or to post an update and I like reading the forums and seeing the wins. It just needs to be taken out of my life until I can find a balance so it doesn’t become my WHOLE life
26th March 2019 at 1:58 am #57594Hi Fairzz….
I read all your story & I can relate to you, I’m a bit older than yourself and decided not to give up on gambling, lasting to gamble my head off for more years than you’ve lived.
A couple off pointers for you is, you/me have a dangerous addiction, it does not matter how much we win, the old saying about a room full of money is that a gambler will always ask for a bigger room. As no amounts of winning will be enough, No Amounts.
This is hard to get into your Gambling head, different people have different ways and means to give up gambling.
A few suggestions is… Load up YouTube on a quiet night of clear thinking and listen to
<iframe src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/hNA3AgTsNGI?feature=oembed” width=”640″ height=”360″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen=””></iframe>
It will help you understand your illness, and help you prepare for the future.
1. Do an act of kindness everyday for someone who does not know about it.
2. Get a hobbie, one that you enjoy, not something that’s seen as doing good.
3. Remember your Sick & need recovery time, usually for life.
4. Make amends to folk Helping you recover.
5. Be nice to yourself & remember all gamblers have a selfishness about them, so treat yourself more often.
6. Find someone to confide in, who you can goto on days your feeling bad or isolated.
7. Talk about your addiction & what triggers you feel. Or post here, if it helps you.
8. Only ever carry cash, leave all debit cards etc in the house.
9. If/When buying anything big, ask to meet someone to go shopping with you.
10. Find a routine that your comfortable with, to help in your day to day life, try not to get Down about not being able to gamble & see it as freeing your time up for more happy-go-lucky times.
And most importantly, do not feel bad about being an addict, as I’m sure your a great dude, and learn to love yourself again. ♥
Thank you, I will defo have a look at the video and a few more when I have time.
Thanks as well for the pointers and help I will 100% read those many times in the coming months or years as mantras to work by going forward
No worries at all Fairzz ??
If you need to talk, I’m here. ?
26th March 2019 at 5:51 am #57600Excellent post stevie!!! Great video also one phrase that stuck has to of been ‘you don’t have a gambling problem , you have a living problem where gambling is the solution’. Worth a watch addict or not
Love that line, for me it’s not just about the damn FOBT wheel, it’s about being out and about among people.
and If I may say, you suffered delusions thinking you could forecast the wheel, the drop of the slots, it’s how they get us because we all know it is due
In addiction to blocking gambling transaction and casinos get that GAMBAN on as online slotting is to my mind poisonous for addicts
You watch streamers posting 3 minute mega wins to promote sign ups and assume it will happen to you, so you chase it, before you know it you are sleeping in your car as the Landlord has changed the locks
You have your whole life ahead af you, live it, don’t spunk it down the tubes to feed greedy casinos. If you have to, go out and buy yourself a new game or present when you get laid, look at it and think, thats 200 hours of entertainment or 20 spins in a slot machine in 5 minutes, or to put it into perspective 3 hours of hard work equates to 10 spins on rainbow riches
I really hope it works out for you
26th March 2019 at 5:52 am #5760126th March 2019 at 7:58 am #57615Thank you Fairzz for sharing your story. Can relate on so many points. Honestly I think talking about it has been the best for me when it comes to dealing with it, I’m lucky enough to have access to a free counselor though. You ever need a yarn with another degenerate stranger mate feel free to drop me a DM 🙂
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