Bakara-chanAh, I haven't been able to win at all lately, but I can't quit playing 〇〇 slots...
My salary is XNUMX yen, so after deducting living expenses and other payments, I have over XNUMX yen.
XNUMX hours later...
Bakara-chanI was going to play live roulette for a while, but XNUMX yen melted away... and after all, the XNUMX yen I deposited was gone as a result of purchasing a slot bonus...
Stay away from online casinos for a while!Half retired! ! !
next day
Bakara-chanoh, i did it...
I melted XNUMX more of the payment money that I shouldn't have touched...
Aaaaaaaaaa but I can't stop! ! ! ! ! !
RurekoAre you ruthlessly losing your precious money to cut down on your living expenses?
In this article, I would like people who are gambling junkies with a little bit of danger to read it.
See the continuation for details.
If you have a gambling addiction, please watch
Bakara-chanFirst of all, I think that people who are addicted to gambling are 99.99% losers.
Even if it's not an online casino, the type of gambling, such as horse racing, boat racing, pachinko parlors, etc., doesn't matter.
That's why people who can't quit even if they keep losing and get their hands on bad moneyI need to calm down firstI don't know (Well, it's not that easy)
RurekoI have no money to spare, and in proportion to that, I lose my mental leeway.
Perhaps you know yourself.
I know, but I can't stop, and if I have a little bit of money to put in, I think I've put it in.
Of course you will win.
But you will end up losing.
XNUMX wins, XNUMX losses, XNUMX losses, isn't it a pattern?
When these negative chains pile up, those who can't afford it fall further into the quagmire.
In order to cut off this negative chain, it is necessary to calm down first.
Bakara-chanPeople who think about gambling every three seconds are more likely to go as far as they can go.
So,[Do not gamble for at least XNUMX days] It is important not to physically gamblewhat is it.
If you stop gambling for a week or more, you can come back.
RurekoWhat effect does it have?
Bakara-chanPeople who are gambling junkies tend to dabble every day.
It's not easy to get away from gambling, but if you physically stop gambling for about three days, your thoughts will strangely change.
Effects that appear when you stop gambling for XNUMX days or more (there are individual differences)
・Don't deposit money carelessly
・Become to gamble only when you can afford it
Start thinking about other (side) income
・I realize that I was crazy until now
・ Almost no erratic behavior
・Understand and organize your own situation.
Bakara-chanThe higher your gambling junkie level, the more difficult it is to give up gambling for more than three days, but I think it's quite effective.
If it's food or normal drinks, no matter how good they are, you'll get bored if you eat and drink every day.
But gambling and alcohol are addictive, so I never get tired of them. (If you get tired of it, it's totally mild)
It's important to create a situation where you can't physically get out of your hands in order to cut off something that is addictivewhat is it.
If it's gambling, you have to never make a deposit or log in, and you can't cure alcohol unless you isolate yourself.
RurekoPhysical isolation is going to be an environment like being arrested lol
Bakara-chanAfter all, humans are creatures of habit.
Once you're put in a physical environment where you can't do what you want to do, you find other things you want to do in that environment.
That said, humans are creatures that are vulnerable to desire, so frankly, if you're in an environment where you can do that, you'll get spoiled.
SoIf you really think that "it's a little bad if it stays like this", try to physically refuse gambling for more than XNUMX days.Yeah.
RurekoIf you don't have any hobbies or things you want to do other than gambling, you should try to find something new.
Bakara-chanWell, that's why it's harder for a junkie who gambles without money to get out of it, so I recommend that you bring yourself to a mental level where you can control yourself before that happens.
That's it!
the end
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