Have you thought about that? Putting all savings on red or black... If you win maybe it will bring some smile on your face. If you lose it will be easier to overcome SI. That's win-win.
Fadeawaaaay
Visionary
- Nov 12, 2021
- 2,160
You could always mess around with cryptocurrencies…
One reason I am not gambling all my money is that I need to save it in case this process of CTB takes a while and I'm guessing it will… Some people have been in this state of mind for years…
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Interloper
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- Jul 23, 2021
- 691
Fuck giving money to a casino, I'm giving it all to someone that I know will do good with it.
yep but maybe winning will change your mind, and losing surpass your SI. Doesn't make it sense?
Interloper
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- Jul 23, 2021
- 691
I've already been at rock bottom in regards to money and it didn't do much sadly. But I can see what you mean.
So basically suicide by gambling? I don't think playing to lose will help with the SI, might even make it worse.
_Minsk
death: the cure for life
- Dec 9, 2019
- 1,140
what's the chance of lets say doubling it vs loosing it? if i had a lot of money and was about to ctb, i would rather give it to people who will appreciate it, people who can't afford food or people who will do good with it.. i think its a better deal, dying with the feeling of having helped but just my 2cents
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Noir
Member
- Dec 9, 2018
- 22
Funnier way is if you start taking as much credit as possible growing your debt and then giving it away for charity or something like a good cause idk. One way ticked to a sunny island buy some drugs and whores doesnt cost so much....one reason for suicide thoughts are that we are fed up with our situation and depression hit hard. If you have money and left the place and leave a note i am gone to kill myself. Well less worry for the debtors start a new life somewhere or ctb there. I see it as win win^^ Gambling money is to risky, if you lose and you change your mind...well deeper in the shithole. But if you run away with a large sum of money.....well thats another story
One thing you're overlooking: if you fail or change your mind, then you're broke and you will hate yourself for what you've done. I know it feels like 100% sometimes but these outcomes are more likely than you might think. I didn't gamble but I did make some really poor financial decisions during my last attempt and I deeply regret it.
(Nearly) everyone likes free stuff. I used to plan to leave money to charities but no longer trust people are rational. Most people are not good at long term planning.
