Yes, Gambling addiction has strained a lot of relationships through financial instabilities emotional turmoil, social isolation, and family problems. Gambling which was meant to be a popular kind of entertainment for many and was designed to provide a temporary escape from everyday life and also help one to be more observant mentally task your brain and it is also good for your mental brain. When it becomes an addiction it causes financial strain the strain can manifest in various ways including the loss of shared savings, debt accumulation, and financial secrecy which may lead to strained communication between partners. This communication breakdown can prevent couples, friends, and associates from working together.
It happens to gamblers who have no management in gambling. Using finances haphazardly and not limiting the allocation for gambling is confusing with the budget for daily needs. This usually happens to novice gamblers who don't know the risks of betting at all, they just play according to financial conditions that don't really guarantee it. Using hot money that should not exist for gambling allocation. In fact, they usually try to gamble in hopes of big multiples. In fact, I often find this phenomenon in the neighborhood where I live, a few days ago a woman came to my house to borrow money because her husband always took the allocation from the house for gambling. Meanwhile, providing for his children and wife is neglected and he has to borrow from other people.
Based on this case, I can conclude that gambling can disrupt household harmony if you don't have proper financial management or at least if you want to gamble, make sure your finances are stable and have a regular income.