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CatsWithWings00

The moral of the story is, chess is a game, and that’s it. Nothing to fight over! We all start at different levels. I’m still a beginner myself. So I don’t expect anymore nonsense. Either be friends or go your seperate ways. 

Asmo2k

The moral of the story is that you take what you read on the internet with a massive grain of salt. Along with things like setting realistic goals unique to one's lifestyle and not just playing online (single player too, with a good book), then keeping one's faith in the game is not really an issue at this level imo.

magictwanger

Words of wisdom!

CatsWithWings00
RonaldJosephCote wrote:

   As a result of "SorryImAnon"s account being closed for fair play overnight.....I have deleted my post in an effort to get the OP's thread back on topic of Keeping The Faith.

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Potato50012

Even if you are bad at chess, you can improve, and even if you aren't improving, what does it matter? Unless you play for money, it's nothing more than a game. Don't worry about it.

Beth, you're better than most people I know in person, so don't worry about your skill level.

Blunderseeker

All depends on your own goals. But talking about a game there is no need of a special faith, I think

Potato50012
Blunderseeker wrote:

All depends on your own goals. But talking about a game there is no need of a special faith, I think

This forum isn't talking about "faith" as in a religion, it's about believing in the ability to improve.