Chess is an unfair flawed nefarious game that only addicted villains choose to play indefinitely

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CooloutAC wrote:
badenwurtca wrote:
badenwurtca wrote:
hisokaxhunter wrote:

chess for me just a mental lab or mental gym...y u take too seriously

   ---Many of the billions of people on this planet might say that life is not fair. Many people are very busy just trying to get enough to eat each day. Try to keep calm and just carry on.

   ---   Aw gee whiz, life is not fair, I'm gonna go cry now.

 

Or you can strive to do your part to make it more fair.

CooloutAC Gandhi. 😎

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The original post is copypasta material

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it's wrong for all the right reasons

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it does feel like a lottery, like many other things in life, like lotteries?

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ChessFreak2020 wrote:

You have a ridiculous contention. Your arguments are stupid, I don't know how the heck you could compare chess to gambling and alcohol but that is extremely farfetched. Chess is just a fun, competitive, hobby for me when I have nothing better to do, there are very few people out there who are seriously addicted to chess accept maybe you which is no one else's problem.

Counterevidence: https://www.chess.com/forum/search?keyword=chess+addiction

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i was on vacation already..

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There are definitely psychological challenges involved...it is not just a test of your mental abilities.

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i said im sorry.

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The pain didn’t come from chess alone—it came from how you related to it. And that same pattern can show up elsewhere too. So wherever you go next—sports, art, relationships—be gentle with yourself. Don’t seek mastery just to prove your worth.

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it't not enough that i'm sorry? i have to get to be lonely because i trolled online at some times?

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i know i sound like a child, but thats not fair.

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leave me alone, for eternity, please. this is suffering