I suck, so I quit
We all started for enjoyment, if you're not enjoying don't play. I'd just say don't take it personally...in the West we have a cultural association between chess and intelligence, but it's just a game.
If you feel like you're tilting, please take a break, try something else for a while like puzzles, reading etc and come back when you feel better
The point of chess is to have fun. To have a good time when you play chess. I myself will never become a grandmaster. I have realized that, but I still enjoy playing. And even if you have a low rating, you are actively using your brain when you play. And that is a good thing, isn't it?
If I can't beat a bot, that's not fun. Constantly losing isn't fun, I don't think I am great. but surely I am better than this
There's nothing wrong playing at a lower level and not really improving. There's absolutely no need to learn and study, you can just play for the sake of play. However, if you don't enjoy it, quitting is of course fine.
Does my move hang a piece?
With this method, you can get to 300-400 in weeks.
The point of chess is to have fun. To have a good time when you play chess. I myself will never become a grandmaster. I have realized that, but I still enjoy playing. And even if you have a low rating, you are actively using your brain when you play. And that is a good thing, isn't it?
If I can't beat a bot, that's not fun. Constantly losing isn't fun, I don't think I am great. but surely I am better than this
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Thanks for being a (mostly) positive community guys. I suck so I quit. Not even going to bother with lessons, bot games, or puzzles. My brain is too tightly coiled to become good at chess. And I never learn to take my time. So I quit.