chess and chess.com are merely platforma. actually your own lack of self regulation and actions ruined your life.. along with your victim hood helpless attitude.. it is likely to remain that way in the future
chess has ruined my life
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another similar thread today:
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/dont-do-it?page=1
quit chess if you cant manage the time allocation well.
dont ruin further!
learn to set small goals so you can see improvement in your chess this will increase your self esteem!
Use similar approach to learning new skill set for a new career
identify weaknesses and improve them. Learning is dynamic not static
education is on going life long process .
kiloNewton wrote:
another similar thread today:
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/dont-do-it?page=1
quit chess if you cant manage the time allocation well.
dont ruin further!
Yes, you are right.
tigerprowl5 wrote:
Actually chess can help you. You have to wield it in the right direction. Yesterday, I was a homeless drunken blob on the streets trying to score my next hit. However, today I can be seen in seminars across the nation sharing my chess prowess.
This all happened one night when I came home after a night with the boys at the bar. I clicked on the television (we didn't have internet). What I heard changed my life.
"You can't help other people until you help yourself."
"30 day unlimited success!!" Can't beat that, sign me up!!! Now we all can quadruple a Caruana 7.
All of a sudden, I learned the power of greed and women ravished in hot pursuit of me.
Now I own 2 yachts, and a bunch of bikini babes surround me when photos are taken.
If that doesn't work for you, try this new limited classic edition of "Mega Memory". It promises that you will "learn to use your entire memory today".
Thank you. I will look into this self help thing and do something about my terrible life.
Apr 20, 2023
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I think if you put a healthy time to it, chess can be a healthy alternative to watching inappropriate content.
It is because of chess I have done poorly in school and landed a shitty job. Chess.com is partly to blame for my chess addiction. Thanks alot.