Well the opening was a mess and after that it was 'unclear' as they used to say when things were too complicated to analyse. Anyway, you navigated the complications better than your opponent.
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I just played this 15|10 game, and as with all of my 15|10 games I used the computer analysis as a quick blunder-check. It came back with two very low "Accuracy" numbers--25% for me and 15% for my opponent (for reference, normally I see "Accuracy" scores of 75-85% at this rating level)--but when I looked through the moves that it considered to be mistakes, blunders, or missed wins, many of them weren't really the type of simple tactics I can easily spot and understand the "human rationale" behind why something would be a winning or losing move.
That's why I'm coming here for human help--I would like to discuss why some of my moves--and my opponent's moves--were bad from a "human" perspective, in the cases where they didn't fall into 1-to-3-move tactics. For now, I'm just posting the game; I can come back and annotate certain moves later as I have time.