I QUIT!!!!!!!!

I suck and I’m trash and no matter hard I train and stuff I always keep losing. So y’a i quit and give up. GOODBYE!!!!!

That's nice I got along well before i met you so I don't think I'll miss you.

(Attention beggar.)

But he was on the road to GM. Imagine the disappointment. 

Lol

oh, what a ....! - some forum contributions are realy not worth the amount of electricity they need...

Nobody is interested in the question wheather you stay or you go - and by the way, you have a score of 80% wins and got up 150 points the last 30 days in dayly games. So what? Bored to death? Fishing for compliments? I would say: just go!

You are improving, you are just in too much of a rush. You can't improve a lot in the short-run... enjoy the game more and take breaks.

Solve 15 puzzles a day. NO MORE NO LESS. PLAY 2 GAMES A DAY. ANALYSE THEM AND PLAY WITH BOTS EVERY DAY. Problem solved

i completely agree... there are just so many conversations on the forums like this. i dont know weather its for attention or real. but really this topic shouldnt exist

1287 rapid is quite a reasonable rating. You're better than most people who play chess, I think average is like 800-900. You're already quite good, please take care of yourself and don't obsess too much over things like numbers. Remember Elo is just a measure of how you've performed so far and against which competition. If you focus and play your strongest chess, you (or anyone else) is quite capable of performing above your expected Elo strength.

If you lose, that's a sign that the matchmaking system is consistenly keeping you facing strong competition and that the rating system works, which is a good thing for your enjoyment of the game and for your improvement. If you win even some of your games, you should feel very proud (but not complacent if improvement is your goal) at your rating range.