I would like to ask you if you have ever had suicidal thoughts after losing a streak of bad luck in poker and how you have dealt with them
If you are losing too much through any form of gambling then it is time to Stop. It will effect your Marriage and other relationships you have with Friends and Family, to the point where you might feel that to feed your ambition to strike it rich, you need that one big win to get you out of that hole, and you will beg, borrow or even steal to get into that one game that will get you out of it.
Life is not like that, and I learned long before I got married that Gambling is great fun at times when you are winning but when you have responsibilities to other people you really cannot afford to lose.
When I was single I had times when I was so broke I had to borrow money to survive until my next pay-check came in, and I sadly believed my addiction was not hurting anyone but myself, I was dead wrong because it was effecting my Friends and Family who would always lend me cash, even when it was hard on them to do so.
Eventually when I got into a relationship with my future Wife I decided it was time to quit as I did not want to put her through my losing sessions, My problem was not Poker, but the Horse's and Dog track.
I still like an occasional Flutter on the Horse's but limit myself to gamble only on a day out at the Race course, my last was about 6 years ago, so it is not a daily thing, I can take it or leave it when I want to.
Some people will say that any addiction cannot be managed, you need to stop and never do it at all, But my Philosophy is, If I can manage it to such a point, that I know what I am losing, then I am not a true addict, and Poker is like that, I know exactly what it cost's me because I have never deposited, and my Bankroll is all pure Profit, from Free-rolls.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
(words to live by)