Hey, Im Justin Caminero, 19 years old, and i want to achieve a high level of skill in chess. Anyone wants to help me with that? If so, we can go on zoom or google meets.

Played a game and lost it some minutes ago. I feel like chess has become different for me. I'm questioning if I truly need to invest my time with it, just to see some numbers on a screen go up or down. I feel like chess is much more than this. Chess is about something that helps you in real life, since it rewires your brain to better use logic, spatial reasoning and all the other benefits of it. It's also the people we got to know during our journey into this mysterious and fascinating world (of chess). I personally feel like this post will resonate with many of you, and even if it does not, still it'll be a post worth reading. Farewell to a game that has accompanied me for 3.5 years. I had quite a fun ride with chess, to be honest. I hope everyone feels the same about their chess journey.

I won against 1080 rated player on lichess when i created new account and matched against him but on chess.com I am 796 rated https://lichess.org/lxhDSzUD/black