Three years I play and the result isn't present

This game has tightened I can not win I am angry constantly twenty-four hours straight I play and the result isn't present
In this life on a course except this ugly chess there is nothing has bothered I can not слезть from this game prompt as to forget this ugly chess?

Dude, write it in Russian and someone will translate.

вообщем пишу по русски не могу нормально играть игра не идет ошибок своих не вижу надоело круглые сутки играю а толку ноль

...forget this ugly chess?

Since this brings you so much misery, I would suggest doing so.

Seems to me, you also had made this same inquiry a couple of years ago.

одни и те ошибки у меня просто стал ненавидить игру

I take that to mean that chess sucks, today is the first day of the rest of my life, and I am going down to the river to spit on my chess set and chuck it into the raging water.

Drink beer and be happy you aren't a Jets fan.

oh, and if you hate life because of chess, I recommend you stay away from women.

а как еще то?шахматы это дерьмовая игра

Откажись! удар вашей собаки! ходить в море!

(Вы не сможете, чтобы поблагодарить меня, но я предполагаю, что вы сделали это)

отказаться невозможно

эти шахматы болезнь хуже спида

Даже после смерти, есть шахматы!

To increase your playing strenght, you probably should play less and study more, like e.g. tactics training and endgame theory. This should help alot.

And if you hang pieces or find yourself constantly surprised at what your opponent does, then you should work on your thought routine: On EVERY move you gotta go through all the following: "What could my opponent do to me if it was his move? What are all his checks, captures and threats?" "What are my initial candidate moves?" "What would they accomplish?" "Is my final candidate move safe? What would be his checks, captures and threats if I'd play that move?"

If you do this like a mantra, results should show eventually. 

Chess progress is always being made though not easily perceived.

In other words, stop playing blitz.

Good advice. (Although Blitz for very good players is a different story.)

Now, rapid chess (10 to 60 minutes) at, say 10 or 15 minutes per side gives a good, Goldy Locks solution (IMHO).

Not too hot and not too cold. Plenty of time to think but not so much that there becomes paralysis by analysis.

Not for everyone, though. I played one live chess game here on "long" (30 minutes) and it felt like I was under tremendous time pressure from beginning to end. I barely could calculate my lines in cold blood. I won the game, but never tried another one again in that format. (This is probably consistent with the fact that I also suck at the tactics trainer where the timer plateaued my rating at about 1630).   

I see your point. That's why I said IMHO...just my preference. 

With the help of Google translate, plus a little reflection, here is my best translation:

"My chess addiction has gotten to the point that I can no longer function unless I am hunched over a chessboard 24 hours a day.  The results aren't pretty as I never win, and even when I do, I am constantly angry at my hideous play. My life seems void of any meaning, as everything outside of chess is only a bother to me, leaving me with nothing but this ugly chess. I am on such a downward spiral that I think I will never rid myself of this addiction.  How do I forget this ugly game?"

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