DAY 119 Chess personality, again

I take another chess personality test--ehhhh I kept some part of this day
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[@KF1]

I think you're right that these categories feel forced, like a kid trying to put the circle into the square hole. Or maybe that's just how categories are to begin with, like expecting astrology to be accurate in it's vagueness. Artist is still pretty cool. I called you a calculating attacker earlier because those wins are when you cheer most.

[@KF1]

Now you got me wondering about my own approach. Just faced a tactical genius on lichess anonymous, who fully disassembled my pieces in the Kan. I was impressed rather than angry, tho a little disappointed he didn't accept a rematch. It was odd how my pieces were worse, due to them engaging one tempo sooner than I was ready for, and never letting up long enough to get my feet back. Ended up losing on time before my extra pawns could roll. Gotta go review that one more. Ugh! It was -7 and I didn't play the move, wtf even considered it. Opted to play the structure game instead of cracking it open. Okay now I'm mad. Lacked decisiveness.

[@BelisaChess]

He prob knew theory lol. Take the test and let me know what u get!

[@KF1]

@@BelisaChess Don't have to. My answers were all the same as yours

[@BelisaChess]

@@KF1 oh damn. Ok, fellow artiste

[@KF1]

Maybe I'm the guy composing a ballad poem on the worksite that earns me the best 777 hauler, yeah. Good times. The wisdom you were expressing before "soft front with an iron back" does not belong to yoga exclusively. In Tai Chi, there is a Chinese saying that may translate to "Being a needle concealed in cotton" when referring to similar body mechanics, or whatever analogy you like.