Not easy.

[Mr_Moore]

I just moved away from home to start university in another town.
That was about 8 days ago and those 8 days were really tough since i had lost my a game and because of sick beats and cold decks. I decided to stop playing poker so that i could focus on my studies. Also i felt that being so emotional (as i often tend to get when i am playing and loosing) was not the brightest idea since it affects my mood in general. I am on day two now since i deleted all the softwares and i am telling you it is not easy. 2+2 has sort of taken over the roll of poker.
Overall this year i have done well and am living of the money that i made earlier this year. It feels much more of a gamble to continue to play since i am paying for things myself now. On the other hand i have no more income. Any advice from people who have been through the same kind of dilemma?

[ughaulkghalugh]

words

[raging member]

play poker until you have no money or friends or hope

[tagtastic]

tip for first 8 days at a new University: leave your room and go meet some friends.

Playing poker at unstable times in your life is a bad idea anyways, but there are far better/more important things you should be doing right now.

[fraserbrown]

Re-install software, gamble for tuition $$$
Meet friends

[Mr_Moore]

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Re-install software, gamble for tuition $$$
Meet friends

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haha,

Above poster is right, i would really hate to lose money at this stage and if i loose a big enough amount i will really [censored] my situation up.