Of course, it's terribly insulting when you lose a large amount. However, the stage of acceptance comes and the player calms down a bit. I also read here in the topic above that a person can then remember a big loss all his life. But I think that time erases such memories from memory and they are forgotten. Usually people remember their victories or luck much better. Losses are forgotten much faster. OP, don't worry too much.
Probably this topic has already helped him forget the loss and treat this state with humor.
That would be fine if they could calm down, but we've seen other people getting even more eager to recover from their losses and continue to gamble.
They have not realized that what they have lost is more than enough and that they should stop and not try any further.
Forgetting defeat is not as easy as it sounds because it involves our feelings but indeed, we should try to forget it and learn from our mistakes.
Hopefully, they can figure it out and don't repeat the same thing in the future.
No matter where do we live, we should start to share our experience once gambling is started to be a "problem" in our life. If we keep it ourselves as a secret and no one knows, it is possible that it will become a bigger problem. If we share it to our close-friends or family, we may hear some opinions and hopefully to get a better solution to get rid of the problem.
That's right. If we have problems with gambling, we can share or tell stories with people close to us.
By sharing stories with them, we can feel relieved and not burdened with various gambling problems that befall us.
Thus, it will ease their minds and be able to live their lives well and as long as they can manage their finances well, they don't have to worry about another loss.
If they could completely stay away from gambling, that would be even better.
