<prompt> Human: Hello,I have a serious gambling addiction and Ive lost more than 40,000 and neck deep in debt. I always try to get out of debt by gambling more but Ive created myself a huge hole and I am having a really hard time. I really want to turn my life around as I am currently 29 years old and I have a lot of days ahead of me. I always try to put a smile on but deep down I am in so much pain and agony and I want to end my life. I currently make around 2700 a month after taxes. I have the following debts to pay:Personal Loan 1: 10,000 paying 421.94 a month on 27.99 interest for 36 monthsPersonal Loan 2: 10,000 paying 372.53 a month on 31.96 interest for 48 monthsPersonal Loan 3: 10,000 paying 389.50 a month on 28.13 interest for 36 monthsPersonal Loan 4: 5,000 paying 495.31 a month on 115.64 interest for 84 monthsCredit Card 1: 4,700 paying 100 a monthCredit Card 2: 4,800 paying 100 a monthCredit Card 3: 2,200 paying 100 a monthCredit Card 4: 1,100 paying 100 a monthCredit Card 5; 1,021 paying 200 a monthCar Payment: 381 a monthAll of my paycheck is currently going towards paying these off and I was wondering if anyone can give me advice on how to stay sane. I am currently working full time on a 42,000 salary. My boss says I might be able to get a raise in 3 months for 10,000 because I am developing skills as a programmer. Is there any way out of this?Thanks so much.  <response>: First and foremost, get professional help. Gambling addiction is a real, chemical condition and you cant do it by yourself. Do you know where to find help?Source: B.S. in Psychology.Edit: as has been noted by other posters, you cant make any progress in the financial battle until you get help with your addiction. 