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.
If I'm not mistaken, we've even reviewed threads like this on several occasions in the past. but let's get to it, and I'll refer to the theme of the title of this thread. "Can Gambling affect your relationship?", of course yes, and that cannot be denied at all from the impact or consequences of someone who gambles excessively.
Well, everything you describe in this thread is the answer to the theme question of your own thread title. However, you need to remember again, gambling in this era has become a legal part of entertainment and is regulated by laws passed in every country where it is legal. Likewise with every license owned by a casino, especially those that have a reputation. gambling, is here to entertain every group of people who enjoy it. However, there are certain conditions so that someone can play it. one of them, is the age that meets the requirements. Everyone is free to play as they like, with risks that must be borne by the gambler himself, especially if in the end you lose the bet. There are lots of people who enjoy this hobby, some only play it occasionally, just for entertainment, there are also those who think that gambling can make instant money. However, many of them lose control of their gambling, ultimately becoming addicts. For those who have a relationship, whether household or partner, it will have an impact on finances and harmony in the relationship they build if they do not have self-control over their gambling. but not all gamblers who have partners are addicts.
It's important to know, addiction is a condition that makes a person lose control over something. well the question is, who is to blame at this point. the casino, or the gamblers. For me, the fault lies with the gambler himself. because if you don't want to be part of a gambling addict, you need good self-control and responsibility. accompanied by a broad understanding of gambling itself.