Every time I play a match, the opposing players always create an advantage for themselves.
I can't see through it and break it.
I can never improve.
That's why I don't enjoy playing chess...
Some people might be naturally better at chess than others, but no one is really that good just starting. Everyone must learn how the pieces move and basic checkmates and things like this before they move up.
Breaking through an opponent strategy also isn't easy. Even if you sense their strategy is flawed, actually exploiting it is much more tricky to do and requires a certain understanding of the game and why their strategy was flawed in the first place.
Give it time. I don't know how long you've played chess before, but your account is less than 2 weeks old. I've been playing chess on chess.com for over 5 years now and others have played chess much longer. This isn't to say you need many years of experience, but don't get discouraged so early as your opponents might have more chess playing experience or study than you do.
Just try to keep learning and improving and enjoy the chess journey 
Every time I play a match, the opposing players always create an advantage for themselves.
I can't see through it and break it.
I can never improve.
That's why I don't enjoy playing chess.
After all, isn't chess a game of talent?
You say, ``You can improve your chess skills if you spend time.''
Is it true?
Isn't it because you have a natural talent for chess that you can improve?
People like me who are easily distracted and irritated are probably not suited for this game.
I deeply regret meeting Chess.
If I am not interested in such things,
I would have saved my precious time.
I want to find more fun games.
i want a new hobby
I want to be absorbed in a game that I have never experienced before.
I hate chess.
i will never play again.
I quit
good bye.
Finally, I'll attach my pretty clumsy play.
Sorry for wasting your time.