People who don’t offer rematches are afraid of losing points.

Not this one again.

I agree! (With @gregoryj62) edited

People who post worn out topics like this are afraid of thinking up something actually interesting.

Like why you look more like the mailman than your daddy.

@Billy-bingo that's crazy

His daddy thought so too.

nah 💀

Do you know his daddy?

Oh wait!

You're the mailman!

im a woman how does that work?

That doesn't work. If you're a woman how can he look like you?

Also how can you be a mailman?

You would have to be a mail woman and I'm sure we can't talk about that here even if it was possible.

People who complain about lack of rematches have gotten their ego tangled up with their chess.

Untangle them and relax.

Like why we should really be minting our currency out of radioactive waste.

A modest proposal

This post makes my heart soar! I want to sing!

This makes it the fifth post I've seen with a similar topic. Why can't people at least try to be somewhat original, or at least do their due dillegence before posting something that has been posted before? An overwhelming disagree to your notion; people have their reasons to not rematch, and should not be judged just because they don't want to rematch you.

People who don't accept defeat offer rematches and think that those who decline it are afraid. You can always loose points when you play. I usually reject rematches and don't ask for them when I loose. Those few times I accepted and play some games against the same opponent, turned out to be playing games with similar opening moves. Therefore, I find it more interesting to play new opponents.

Barring some sort out outside intervention, and if my opponent isn't rude, I will almost always grant a rematch request when I win as white, so as to allow my opponent to play as that color. However, when I win as black, I may choose to move on to another game, rather than rematch.

Oh come on, not this again

Another fairy tale from "you are just afraid" category