ghost_of_pushwood wrote:
Of course, if you can overcome the general urge to get a tongue bath, you might find that negative feedback can be helpful as well (perhaps even more so).
Sharing my house with three boxers makes these baths an everyday activity.
Did you know that the world record for longest dog tongue was on a boxer?
They are lousy chess players, but they like chewing on the pieces.
Is there a chess club near where you live? Playing OTB with others in a club is a fantastic way to learn and the other players always have lots of useful tips for you. You just need to sift them, just like on chess.com. It's also great for positive feedback, which will encourage you to stick at it, whereas online, the feedback can be mixed.