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My uncle was a big gambler once. He loved poker, dice, anything with a bet. When he won, he was on top of the world. When he lost, he disappeared for days. Over time, the wins didn’t matter because the stress took over. One day he told me, “Gambling gives you temporary joy, but permanent risk.” That line changed how I saw it. Now I believe gambling isn’t about luck—it’s about limits. If you play, play responsibly. The real game isn’t about cards or machines—it’s about controlling yourself. Gambling doesn’t ruin lives; losing control does.