In the game very important to get rid of the white colored bishop when I had the chance, even though he exchanged it later...Instead of...15 f5, d5! And 16...d4 Would have gotten rid of my backward pawn, controlled the d4 square and opened up the diagonal for my bishop...counter play is important when you have a pawn structure weakness... Although I was worse, I may have resigned prematurely as I had the resource Be8 to defend a little longer...