1. At what age will you allow your child to start gambling? that is if you will even allow for that at all?
I mean, c'mon- I would try my very best to avoid my child being exposed to gambling at a young age.
Let's not kid ourselves here- we all know the effects of gambling and on how it can be destructive to a person. If a fully adult man can experience suffering from gambling despite having the means to do so, then how can you expect children to handle it?
2. At what age do you see yourself quit gambling? that is also if some of us are going to ever do so?
I think it is not about the age but the time you realize that gambling is a means to an end.
Personally, I realized that gambling was not for me in my mid 20s. When I was a young adult, I kept gambling in online websites because it felt that I had nothing to lose. More importantly, I have been using the money that my parents gave me as my means to gamble.
Once you start living for yourself and you have obligations to meet, then you will realize that you have to stop your vices on focus on building your career and family.
3. Ever since you have started gambling, have you ever achieve a satisfying level that makes you think it has good impact on you?
The positive thing that gambling taught me is that it made me realize my limits. It also taught me on self-control and meeting my responsibilities. Sure, gambling is fun when you win but once you experience a losing streak, that will definitely pull you into a rabbit hole that will slowly suck your earnings away.
4. Would you have missed out on anything if you were not a gambler?
Like what I answered above, gambling taught me on how to be responsible with my finances (ironically).
The best teacher will always be experience. When you start hitting rock bottom, you start to realize that the past decisions that you made. It made you to re-evaluate all the things you've done that lead you to experience this situation.