Always247's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Always247's Profile › Always247's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 (of 29 pages)
Sirchiboy:its thesame everywhere in the world, not just Nigeria |
yoruba gyals ![]() |
I prefer women who raise voice than those calm and always silent women |
omoredia:let him rest in peace and face your troubles like a man. stop blaming something that happened morethan 60years ago for your woes. be a man if you dont want Nigeria go and divide it |
quote author=omoredia post=137116105]Lord Luguard really messed up oo![/quote]let him rest in peace and face your troubles like a man. stop blaming something that happened morethan 60years ago for your woes. be a man if you dont want Nigeria go and divide it |
WhiteIverson:see your life dont see morocco |
gambling is a disease its eating me deeply, I hustle for the bookies. since when i start betting i forget when last i carry olosho |
it hurts me seeing the fruits of my labour go directly to the bookmakers |
suckprick:there is no way you can be playing without developing addiction. any win is a vote for addiction,. |
Lalami3232:bro how is it going? hope you have not bet any kobo today |
when you win bet, you are not smart you are just lucky, the dangerous part of betting addiction is the illusion of control, football betting, casino, virtual lottery all are thesame thing GAMBLING. But football betting looks like something else where u can do analysis and come up with solution while in reality there is nothing you can do about it. playing barcelona to win deportivo alaves is same as rolling a dice you dont know what will happen and you have no control over it. stop playing with your money save it. nobody become rich via gambling, |
the worst part of getting addicted to betting is that you are not just losing your money, you also lose your sanity and peace of mind. |
PinkNature:we will make our millions somewhere else not via betting for its designed to financially drain us and make our lives miserable. say no to it and you will prosper in life. |
Lalami3232:trust me bro it will surely help. |
Alright, let's get straight to it. This thread is for people who are serious about quitting their betting addiction. If you're tired of the cycle—the chasing losses, the empty promises to yourself, the stress—this is your place to draw a line in the sand. We're here for practical advice, hard truths, and holding each other accountable. The Ground Rules for this thread: 1. Be Honest: No sugar-coating. If you had a setback, own it and let's learn from it. 2. Share Strategies: What apps, blockers, or habits are helping you? 3. Support, Don't Enable: We're here to encourage, not make excuses. |
Hi everyone, I'm starting this thread as a safe space for anyone who has decided to take back control from gambling. Whether you're on day one or have been on this journey for a while, you are welcome here. This isn't about shame or judgment; it's about support, understanding, and sharing what works. The goal of this thread is simple: to be a place where we can check in, share our struggles and victories, and remind each other that we're not doing this alone. I'll start: My name is always247, and I've realized that betting has stopped being fun and started controlling my life. My goal is to quit for good, and I'm committing to checking in here regularly for accountability. Please, introduce yourself if you feel comfortable. How are you doing today? What's one small win you've had recently? Let's do this together. |
RollinTNDA: ![]() |
Joeblaze26:that will hardly come true. its waste of time and energy. |
author=Johnchrix post=137024721] Should we tell him?[/quote]let him learn by experience |
Sporttrader2025: what an illusion |
guobe leave gambling alone. there is no life in it |
sonssyo:na your money that you refuse to save instead u kept dashing it to alabi little by little. today u are lucky he gave u small part of it |
LegitBadPastor:who is ewuhausa? |