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Spinach has been around for many years, and I neither think it's good nor bad. In society, there are often circumstances beyond our control. Life is full of disappointments, and gambling is a form of game. It's not just about money; life, career, marriage – many aspects involve an element of gambling, but we often don't admit it. We use the term "spinach," but in reality, gambling is a behavior with inherent risks.
In a game, you win or lose, and everyone understands this principle. However, human weaknesses often lead us to lose everything. Even when we win, we don't want to stop, and when we lose, we refuse to accept defeat. When you don't want to leave after winning, there will inevitably come a time when luck turns against you, and you end up losing what you've won. After losing, you might keep thinking about recouping your losses, but there are limits to the bets you can place, and your initial capital is finite. Eventually, you may face the unwanted consequences that come with compulsive gambling.
People often say it's easy to turn back, but who knows how many people are burdened with debt? Interest piles up, and simply quitting gambling doesn't necessarily mean a worry-free life. |
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Post time 2-10-2023 09:09:38
