I notice after a run of wins I play stupid! Over confident...My best games are when I play wipeout. You know,kill everything in site.The more aggresive the better. The problem is that it is very hard to find someone to point out errors in my play. What I mean is at a certain point I make a realy dumb move.So now that i've told you my weeknesses ??? Are you willing to help another player that is trying to return to being more competitive. 
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I have beenlooking for chess study partners... The nature of such a relationship consists mostly of playing against eachother and reviewing our games
you can count me in.The idea is constructive and should improve a players skills.
So after playing few games in the year of 2012 and coming back after probably 0 chess for about 6 months I found myself averaging in the 1000s... And the reason for my return? That chess feeling... Yeah you may have felt it after 0 chess for several months after a seemingly endless unfun feeling when playing chess. Even now...after a few days of no chess matches (this doesn't include my nearly ceaseless mate in 2 puzzle solving (mostly puzzle attempting (they're hard puzzles!)) I get the feeling... The precipitation of this feeling is owed to my viewing of the 'searching for bobby Fischer film'.
After getting up to 1100 and at one point 1200... I found myself losing many games in a row... Dropping down below 1000... And I recall losing mostly to obscure opening moves and winning most games at the time against higher rated players. I also found a change in my play... Almost a war between styles... Both positional and tactical after attempting to improve my calculation by solving tactical puzzles. Though after the balance of both play styles... I find myself playing much better... And because of this I'm back to breaking even... Rating around 1200. I also find myself in very complex positions... Which I'm scared to play... The evaluation is unclear to me and though I think I'm better the computer usually always says I'm worst... And though the computer says I'm worse... I usually win when I think I'm better. It's like an odd force working in the game... Like it doesn't matter what the co,outer says... Whether I'm off by 2 points or 5... If I feel comfortable in the complicated position and I'm playing against someone around my rating... I usually win.... Still I dislike those positions because... "objectively" I'm worse. Anyone else notice something similar in their play?