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volkovParticipant
From what you said, they already know if they are threatening with legal action? So what is coming clean about, you’re already found out?
volkovParticipantI agree with G Rec – in the one final thing they say – you need to first hand over ALL of your finances to someone else. Until you get your head sorted (with professional therapy), you cannot trust yourself with your own money.
Following that, whomever you nominate to take care of your money, can also be the person who handles your bills for therapy.
Think of it this way – what’s better…placing £50 quid on a football match, or using that money for a therapy session that will help explore why you have the desire/hunger/thirst to bet in the first place?
I can guarantee you that paying for therapy will be a hell of a lot cheaper and cost effective than wasting your money with bookies.
volkovParticipantI’m not going to mince words or offer platitudes. You, like me, are really fucked up. You need professional help, whether psychological or via counsellor or therapist. Someone who can be objective. Instead of paying for a bet, put that money into a therapist.
Fuck Gamblers Anonymous, and any other of the “anonymous” groups (AA, NA, etc). They will not help you. GA will perversely addict you to staying with them for life, in order to get better from your “disease”. Gambling is not a disease, it’s a choice.
By pretending the choices we make is because of a “disease”, it alleviates us of responsibility for our actions and choices.
This is not a physical health issue. Sorry, we made these choices and fucked our lives up. Time to own up to it.
We have psychological issues that really mess with our ability to cope with the choices we make.
So what are we going to do? Blame things outside of our locus of control, or take charge and do something?
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