Two things:
1: Standard chess has its own rules, but in bullet you never never never resign. It's common practice in bullet. There are some exceptions (such as warzone tournaments, perhaps) but though even in blitz there is resignation, you always, always have a chance in bullet. Not just to win on time, but to take advantage of blunders your opponents makes due to time pressure. Look at your second game. You were under so much time pressure you weren't even able to mate the enemy king with two pieces, a rook, and minor pieces to spare! You are always entitled to take advantage of that kind of pressure on your opponent, especially if you have a time advantage, let alone being equally low on time.
2: Do you ever not exchange? It seems like every single opportunity you have to take a piece you take it. I didn't see a single bit of finesse in controlling the exchanges, you just took a piece whenever the option was available.
MarioChessNiraj wrote:
How about, OP, you stop whining about losing BULLET games and play a longer time control. Jeez, you make some really immature threads mate. Instead of getting all this criticism, actually read and take our advice.
He'd rather throw temper tantrums. How the OP made it to adulthood amazes me.