@crypt0Gore, I will offer my own perspective to what you said, which is fantastic. As a married man, I believe there is no need for them to engage in any gambling because you have a lot of essential matters to take care of.
I don’t think marriage should be the reason why you should stop gambling, if your wife knows that you are a gambler and she is not complaining, then I see no reason why anyone should stop gambling after marriage, anyone that wants to stop can stop, but marriage those not give any reason stop marriage. Even before marriage everyone is having essential matters to settle, but the only thing I will say is that we should make sure that gambling shouldn’t affect the financial well-being of our family members, and am sure anybody that gamble for fun won’t take gambling personally.
My friend used to gamble all the time, but after getting married, he started to consider how he would stop, even though he was doing it for fun. He found it simple to stop gambling because of that. So you can see that these reasons are why someone should avoid excessive gambling to avoid developing a gambling addiction. If you already have an addiction and get married, your marriage will undoubtedly fail because you will be using the money you were supposed to use to support your family to gamble instead.
I know lots of people that are married and still gamble, but their gambling those not affect their affairs, everything is just planning, as long as you are not addicted to gambling, then if you properly plan yourself, then gambling won’t have any negative effects to the affair of your family member’s. If you are gambling for relaxation, you don’t have to gamble with any reasonable amount of money, you can just be gambling with just little amount and you will be relaxing with it.