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The struggle of reassuring the people that care for you, that you are not a "gambling addict".
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[QUOTE="Tero, post: 6506012, member: 415793"] I am going to do something that I don't normally do with people that I meet here - I am going to be a bit harsh. I am trying to view this as you should. From your wife's perspective. You say that during the lockdown you played with your cousin on most nights, and then you started playing even more. Were you already married back then? Now you go to the casino up to three times per week. What does you wife do during that time? Does she stay home and wait, and are there also children in the picture? When you come home from the casino are you able shut up about it if no-one asks or do you constantly speak from the nights events? I'm not saying that you are an addict, I'm just saying how easy it is for an outsider to come to this conclusion from your words. At this point it doesn't matter what you say or how much you might even win. What matters is what you do. Are you still the man your wife fell in love with? If not, can you become that man again? Check your priorities! And welcome to CardsChat [/QUOTE]
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