Chill out, dude
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wow, is your son named Kanye?
Has no one else considered that what OP did was messed up. OPs son wanted to learn not get beat in a few minutes, I'd be upset too, I would not throw a tantrum but still..
I don't think it's productive, in teaching a preteen how to play chess, to let him win. He's old enough to learn to lose. Heck, you can do that with candyland. Maybe not after five minutes. A kid that age needs to learn to lose gracefully and with good sportsmanship.
While it's true he's being a baby about it, don't fret. Don't be a fretful parent. You're not the only one. There are adults I've seen throwing tantrums over coupons at the grocery store. Just let him know he's being a baby about it. He might very well care a little bit about chess already. It might even be better that he's still showing his feelings rather than being a sullen teenager.
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This is why you play chess on the Internet.
Chess is intense.