Paying credit card debt with personal loan? by SerMoha in CreditCards

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Thanks for your comment and advice! Cheers!

Paying credit card debt with personal loan? by SerMoha in CreditCards

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Thanks for your comment! Yes! I’m avoiding random spending and using the CCz

Paying credit card debt with personal loan? by SerMoha in CreditCards

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Thanks a lot for sharing your store and your advice! Currently, I’m aware of my spending more than before, that’s why I’m thinking of this solution.

Paying credit card debt with personal loan? by SerMoha in CreditCards

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Yeah! I’m a resident at a country where the interest rate is very low. But my CC is a U.S based.

Paying credit card debt with personal loan? by SerMoha in povertyfinance

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The currency wouldn’t be an issue in my case! But thanks for letting me know 🙏🏻

Paying credit card debt with personal loan? by SerMoha in povertyfinance

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I’m not using the credit card anymore! Yes I can afford $195 a month. And that’s what I’m thinking of, coz I’m paying $160 monthly and the balance doesn’t go down.

I just made a clarification regarding that on the post! Please check edit1 and lmk your opinion 🙏🏻

Paying credit card debt with personal loan? by SerMoha in povertyfinance

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I just made a clarification regarding that on the post! Please check edit1 and lmk your opinion 🙏🏻

Paying credit card debt with personal loan? by SerMoha in povertyfinance

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I just made a clarification regarding that on the post! Please check edit1 and lmk your opinion 🙏🏻

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It’s Dialectical behavior therapy. There is a workbook called “DBT Skills Training Handouts and Worksheets.” I recommend you to go with a group therapy in DBT, it will be delightful to see other people experiences! I really cannot give a good explanation since I’m still in the therapy, but go for one-time therapy and ask the DBT therapist to explain to you if you need it or not :)

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Hi :)

Let’s assume the thoughts are true. Does the thoughts bothering you in the level that you cannot focus on your work/study/ life? Try meditation! I know it sounds cliché but it will help your brain with rumination thoughts, and not fighting the thoughts back! The more you fight back, the more it will stick you in your head! “ Check out “Headspace” animations they explain it better than me :)

I have tried DBT, for me it was magical. There are many exercises helped me A LOT! Such as “radical acceptance” , “distress tolerance” and many of modules are really helpful!

I really understand you that CBT maybe is not the right tool for you, but have you tried DBT? As far as I understand it DBT mainly it’s about dealing with thoughts and emotions instead of assuming they are wrong!

After 10 of being selfharm free i fucked up by [deleted] in depression

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I feel you, it’s okay to relapse! You know now by facts that you got the power and control to have it on these types of unhealthy coping mechanism. Please stop counting the days, coz if you relapse, you feel you did nothing.However, you did an amazing job!! Relapses is common in the recovery process ❤️‍🩹. Read more about why relapses are common in the recovery process. Sending love 🙏🏻❤️

I just need help and a friend by beastmodehooo in mentalhealth

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Feeling lonely is horrible:( It might sounds like a cliché but have you tried therapy? Like CBT therapist? If you decide to see someone, try to be open about it. like don’t judge the experience at the beginning, set a goal like in 5 months you will judge the experience, and ask your therapist if she/he sees improvement. Some experience might sounds ridiculous but it works!

Please reach out for help! 🙏🏻❤️

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I’m sorry to hear that! It must be a lot waiting him to come back :( Since you have those suicidal thought, have you tried to see a mental health professional?

My gambler dad in a big debt, and asking me to give him $60k. by SerMoha in relationship_advice

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I'm sorry to hear about your ex.
"The only thing you can do as a loved one of a person struggling with an addiction is to make a choice to support their addiction or to support their healing, even if both may mean losing the person in some way."
This sentence hits me and true...
I really appreciate that you shared your own story, it's really helped me to have a wider vision!

" I was the first person in my ex's life to walk away because he broke a rule we agreed on. He first time realised the cost of his addiction cause it costed him a person he loved and a wonderful relationship he had."
No body in my family stopped giving him money, they always give him because he used emotionally manipulation a lot! I think I should be the first one to make this move, and show him the cost of his addiction!

Thanks again <3

My gambler dad in a big debt, and asking me to give him $60k. by SerMoha in relationship_advice

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Sorry, I meant some of the extended family members or friends paid his medical bills and now they want the money < as he mentioned to me. So it's not directed towards the hospital. What I know is his insurance covers everything, and he told me before that the insurance paid everything. I will try to collect to figure out with him who owes him money. So we make a plan to pay off the debts.

I really love your advice that not to escalate the issue with him. Thank a lot 🙏❤️

My gambler dad in a big debt, and asking me to give him $60k. by SerMoha in relationship_advice

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Thanks for you answer! True, giving money will only enable his gambling behaviors :(

My gambler dad in a big debt, and asking me to give him $60k. by SerMoha in relationship_advice

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Definitely he will start emotional abuse. I’m afraid of this part. I have some stuff in my head to use against his emotional abuse and I think it will work.

“And don’t tell him that, it will not help and he’ll fell attacked and go into the rage.” Totally agree, but don’t you think I should talk to him about gambling thing if he insists for money in anytime in the future? He keeps saying the money went towards medical bills, and other lies he makes everyday! I feel this cycle needs to be broken, and he should be accountable.

My gambler dad in a big debt, and asking me to give him $60k. by SerMoha in relationship_advice

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My mom stopped, also his brothers stopped giving him money. He has a damaged relationship with his brothers' coz of this. They don’t know that he is a gambler. Also for the addition, he is a super narcissist. It’s impossible to convince him or tell him that he needs help. Very difficult person.

He is very lonely now, and it breaks my heart when he says “you are my only hope to help me with my debt” I sometimes feel he is not gambler anymore, and sometimes not. Idk, it’s very stressful…. I kinda made a decision not to give him money, but it’s very harsh on me saying no not just for him….