chess players just too good for me (has anyone lost a game like this)

Hm in the second position white has a protected passed pawn, controls the only open file, has much more active pieces and has a better pawn structure (Black's c-pawn is isolated), and is up a pawn. So I would say that White is much better in that position after move 26. A brief look with Houdini evaluates it at -3.06, suggesting that Black is so much worse positionally that he may as well be down a piece. Don't feel bad though, your opponent played very well considering the time control.

-3.06 would indicate black is winning genius

What do you expect us to say about game 1? You must have been way in time trouble to let that pawn through. Hope you're not expecting an analysis ... ;)

Are you crazy? first game, 42...Rg7 check

ahhhh.. that's awesome. 

I was black so it looks like if I had time I could still be winning

d6 was actually a mouse slip lol. 

I put the Qe7 to cover the e5 pawn, and to get my queen off the d file to prevent a queen exchange. 

First game: White missed 6. Nxe5!

But your play before showed you wanted a queen trade.  People usually play 1.e4,d6 2.d4,e5 because they want 3.dxe5,dxe5 4.Qxd8+,Qxd8 like this guy:

You also missed winning the e-pawn (usually an early equalizer for black in 1.e4 openings).  White may have some development but not enough to compensate for the pawn. 

6. Nxe5 doesn't lead to anything though. At most a rook for a queen. 

I don't see a checkmate, but I know it's possible to mate in variations like that. 

What do you expect?  You're playing bullet.

It wins a clear Pawn, and it's his center-pawn at that. Not sure I would call it "doesn't lead to anything".

The lines are:

6. Nxe5! Bxd1 7. Bxf7+ Ke7 8. Nd5 mate

or:

6. Nxe5! Nxe5 7. Qxh5 Nxc4 8. Qb5+ forking e8 and c4 and remaining a Pawn ahead.