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Is poker taking ruining my life??!
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[QUOTE="neptun1914, post: 5429342, member: 314327"] It looks like you are a type of person who likes frequent changes so that you are happy and motivated. There is nothing wrong in that but ask yourself - why are you playing poker? Is it because you want to have the money to afford dynamic live in combination with the working hours freedom? Or is it because you feel happy only when you play and you want to play more and more constantly? If it is the second this is gambling addiction and you need to fix it. I have seen this happen with a friend of my friend (not with poker but with sports betting) who uses all his money from his regular job to play constantly. Even if he wins big (sometimes as much as few thousand dollars equivalent) he bets all of it again and never withdraws any money. Some of the details you mention (lack of need of friends or to buy something which will make you happy for example) makes me think that there is at least partial element of gambling addiction here. Sit and think carefully why you play poker, be honest with yourself and take necessary measures. [/QUOTE]
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