Yo what's up, welcome to the profile of a fellow chess guy. Did my status make you actually try to type something? No? Ok, my bad. Just keep reading.
I've always like checkers. However, checkers started becoming too boring and simple for my liking. When I found Chess.com, I played a few games offline without an account, and lost basically every one of them lol. I knew a few basics of chess from before like the queen and the knight, but that was basically it. I had absolute zero opening move ideas, no tactics, and was definitely a noob starting out. So, I made an account, with the username of "I-always-get-checkmated", because it seemed fitting. (and still is!)

Now that I'm 900 elo from 100 elo within 5 months, I've learned quite a lot. But that doesn't mean I'm not prone to getting royal forked, queen skewed because of the king, queen pinned by a bishop, or just a brutal back-rank checkmate I never saw coming. Failure is part of learning, so when I lose, it's ok. You win some, you draw some, and you lose/resign some. That's how chess goes.

Main goal: 1000 elo. I'm up to 3-day Daily challenges if you are reading this and want to challenge me sometime. :)

I never abandon games, If I'm losing terribly or have to leave, I'll resign, and not leave the other person aimlessly waiting. It's the proper thing to do, because I don't like it when I wait 5 minutes just for it to say "Disconnected...will auto-resign in 45...44...)

Don’t stall for a long time and then abandon against me because I did a good move, because that’s breaking the Fair Play policy and you will get reported by me.

If you're reading this and we play together someday, and even if I win some...you'll probably have the upper hand. Why? Because...well...I-always-get-checkmated.
Thanks for reading, and Jesus loves you no matter what you do in life.
~I-always-get-checkmated. (IAGC in short form.)