I'm starting to feel depressed...

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@achja I'm not a beginner, I started to play about 1 year and half ago, played only 1 OTB tournament, then I stopped to play for more than a year (just random blitz sometimes) and now starting again, and played this second tournament. Now I'm willing to work hard to improve a lot and continue to play

Useless_Eustace

well my pa alweez sed bless his soul pull a cork if'n yer blue 

drunzel

You have to learn what if feels like to get your arse kicked, before you can make other people know what it feels like to get their arse kicked.  and its quite depressing.

 

I wouldnt be depressed about that game,  because u barely lost at all. 

MisterWindUpBird
drunzel wrote:

You have to learn what if feels like to get your arse kicked, before you can make other people know what it feels like to get their arse kicked.  and its quite depressing.

You buy me a soda and then resurrect a thread from 2014?!?

DJ_BUSTANUT
Try playing a game after busting a nut
DrSpudnik
DJ_BUSTANUT wrote:
Try playing a game after busting a nut

I should think one would need a proper refractory period before trying to play chess.

qamaq
Is there any constellation in knowing that your blunder made your opponent really happy 😆
KenyGrey
qamaq wrote:
Is there any constellation in knowing that your blunder made your opponent really happy 😆

I frequently look to the stars for answers after I blunder, personally.

DrSpudnik
qamaq wrote:
Is there any constellation in knowing that your blunder made your opponent really happy 😆

I think you meant "consolation" (I hope).