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@koterfgc
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I’ve always gone into every match thinking that I’d come out of it a better player than I went in. I’ve remained optimistic and did my best to learn from every mistake I’ve made, but at the end of the day I’ve just got to take a step back. I don’t think I’m meant for competitive.
I’ve been trying so hard to believe in myself and prove that I’m worthy, but I get too nervous during bracket. I shut down and start shaking. I clam up, and I can’t perform, and just end up feeling worse at the end. Who am I kidding...I’m sorry for disappointing everyone.
Hey hey, it takes a long time to apply the things you’ve learned and learn how to take losses or just play competitively. It’s a completely different beast. I wouldn’t say you weren’t made for it, it just takes a while to get used to it. Active learning.
You got this 
Learning is easier when someone alot better is teaching you how to play, ge t better, not be nervous and all that. Playing serious matches and letting your opponent teach you your mistakes and help you get better. I've been playing without help for 3 years and didnt get better-
And Found this local at the very start of 2018, made new friends and learned soooo much.
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