Alcohol is a Transfer Addiction !!

[Raveena 4]

On 12/8/2022 at 10:46 PM, lovvetyga said:

That is right but compared to other addictions, gambling is not always destructible and if you learn how to play the game you like, create a strategy, and become the best player at a particular gambling game, this can be a life-saving experience where you do the thing you like and earn money at the same time, which is perfect life I guess. I think that is real, Look at the poker players, they are ridiculously rich. Sometimes I play through https://casinosanalyzer.com/casino-bonuses/wildfortune.com grab wild fortune bonus codes and I win quite often. However, you can not win anything but cirrhosis if you are an alcoholic.

All online games are trying to attract more users with the help of various bonuses and gifts.

[MaysPhillips 2]

On 8/29/2023 at 8:50 AM, Raveena said:

Indeed, while it's true that gambling doesn't invariably lead to destruction, unlike other addictions, mastering the games you enjoy can lead to a potentially rewarding experience. By developing a strategy and excelling at a particular gambling game, it's possible to engage in an activity you love while also earning money, which many might consider an ideal life. This concept is exemplified by professional poker players, whose substantial wealth underscores the viability of gambling as a profitable endeavor. I occasionally participate in the Aviator game through https://mostbet-pakistan.pk/aviator/, offered by Mostbet in Pakistan, where I often secure wins. This demonstrates that, unlike the consequences of alcoholism, which can result in nothing but cirrhosis, gambling can offer tangible rewards when approached with discipline and strategy.

One drink is too many, and a thousand is not enough. This proverb highlights the addictive nature of alcohol, suggesting that for those who struggle with alcoholism, starting to drink can lead to an uncontrollable desire for more, yet no amount of alcohol will ever be satisfying.

[Elizabeth21again 13]

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[SantaFeJennifer 5]

AA was the answer for me…

12 years sober since I walked into the rooms. I am very grateful one day at a time! 💗🙏🏼💪🏽