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Gambling Relapse Could be Lurking - Symptom # 4
Gambling Relapse Could be Lurking - Symptom # 4
Gambling Relapse Could be Lurking - Symptom # 4
Wednesday 13th May 2020
Bobbie the Awesome explores argumentativeness as a sign of gambling relapse and offers practical advice for managing this behavior on '3-21 NoKiddin'.
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Get the buttons here!Spotting the Signs: Argumentativeness and Gambling Relapse
Arguing small and ridiculous points of view indicates a need to always be right. Why don't you be reasonable and agree with me looking for an excuse to gamble? I've done that before.
Ever found yourself picking fights just to have an excuse to gamble? In this episode of the '3-21 NoKiddin' Gambling Addiction Recovery Podcast', Bobbie the Awesome tackles the sneaky symptom of argumentativeness in gambling relapse. She opens up about her own struggles with this behavior, sharing how she used to create conflicts as a way to justify her gambling habits. Bobbie doesn't just stop at sharing her story; she offers practical advice on recognizing and managing this destructive pattern.
With her usual blend of empathy and humor, Bobbie emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and personal growth in the recovery journey. She also highlights the value of learning from others' experiences and being open to new ideas. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with gambling addiction or supporting someone who is. It’s packed with insights that can help you understand the underlying triggers of relapse and equip you with strategies to stay on track.
Tune in to learn more about how argumentativeness can be a red flag for relapse and what you can do to overcome it.