when they are addicted and want to recover from their addiction, it takes quite a long time, in the rehabilitation stage they also have to be able to go through the rehabilitation process, because it is not easy to be able to go through the recovery process from their gambling addiction, of course they have to have strong determination. strong so it doesn't shake easily. because I'm sure that if they become addicted, they must have friends around them who are equally fond of gambling, and if one of them wants to stop gambling, they must be able to restrain themselves when they see or hear news of another friend getting a big win at gambling. If they really have good thoughts, maybe they won't be easily tempted and think that the victory their friend got was a temporary victory.
In my opinion, those who are addicted themselves must be aware of their own mistakes, such as realizing that the gambling they are doing is too excessive. Even though we have to help those who are addicted to recover, it will be difficult if they do not have their own awareness of the gambling they do. Of course they need help to recover, but that will happen when they themselves want to recover or have awareness, because if it's not like that then they don't need help to recover from their addiction.
strong will? Non-negotiable. Addiction coats a person like armor in a constant siege. Going it alone because "I can handle it"? Fantasy. Gambling pals' echo chamber? This siren melody leads to relapse
As you strive to quit, witnessing a friend win is like watching someone feast while you fast. The key? Perspective. Some wins are mirages in a desert of losses. Temporary highs without long-term stability
A long chain begins with self-awareness. It's like changing Titanic deck chairs without it. The change from "I need to stop" to "I want to stop" is huge. Support? Essential. Without the will to change, it's like lighting a wet match. Choose recovery, a personal revolution. Face every fear, challenge every excuse, and change the script. The difficulty is harsh. But guess what? The other side of that struggle? Authentic self-worth that gambling cannot deliver
When someone is addicted then it is likely that they will not be able to get out of it, the same as the chance of winning in gambling, the chance of success is very slim, when addiction has enveloped it then there is a big chance that they will fail if they try to get out of that zone, some gamblers who want to get out I think they fail from their addiction, because they will come back again when they see people around them who are the same gamblers winning, because with that the temptation is very strong, so there is very little chance that they can get out or recover from their addiction.
Therefore, if they want to be able to recover from their addiction, they must have a strong will of their own and must be able to resist strong temptations too. With the will and determination that they have, I think they can get through it as long as they are consistent with their target or their will. Don't be easily distracted or tempted by wins that are only temporary. Winning at gambling is indeed tempting, but winning at gambling is not always pleasant, because sometimes winning at gambling can also be a problem if we take the wrong steps in the future.