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My name is Mark. I’m 21 and sadly I’ve been gambling for a few years. The latest year has been Really bad. I had a break for like 3 months at a point, Where i managed to save up like 10k, Which is a lot for me since i wanna move out and all that, but i relapsed and managed to lose it all in a few days. Since then, i’ve literally gambled Every single cent i have whenever i Get access to money. I Really wanna quit this, since i dont wanna fuck up my life and Get an insane debt already at 21. I dont know What im hoping to achieve with this post, but Maybe some success stories Or tips for me before its too late? Have a good day
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Hello and thanks for starting a thread in the Gambling Therapy forums. By posting to the forums you’re allowing the diverse and caring Gambling Therapy community to help support you through the difficulties you’re facing.
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The forum is a great place to share your experiences in a safe, supportive and accepting environment. By writing it all down you can start to build a record of your progress that you can look back on – particularly useful if you’re ever feeling stuck. Share as much or as little as you like – but you’re encouraged to stick to keeping to just one thread in this forum – so people know where to find you to check in on your progress or to share something with you.
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