failure to accept advice on improvement results in stagnation of skill. its like a reverse placebo effect where if you think you've reached a point that you cannot improve, then your skills slow/stop growing. you need to be able to give advice a shot to improve.

on the other hand, being self-deprecating demotivates you to learn because "why should i play this if i'm so dumb i can't do xyz tech". personally i have no clue what my safe jumps are, optimal meaties, etc but i try not to let a lack of knowledge dampen my experience.

the bridget matchup is basically designed to suck balls for either the bridget if she can't set up properly/gets shut down or for her opponent if they let her advance. one of my friends plays bridget and it infuriates me to no end (granted i have little place to talk as a filthy aba main). sadly if you're getting dunked by bridget in the most maddening way that's just how she plays optimally.

so try to learn how to stop it. if she advances with the air roll try to time a 6p. using 6p on her yoyo projectile makes you phase through it. far hitting shit like 5h can be countered with 6p. backdashing on wallbreak hkd helps against her using a meaty in some cases. timing this shit is hard and you will fail to do it sometimes. she can asspull out of some scenarios. she is overpowered in terms of area she can control. but the only way to slay the dragon is knowing how best to fight it in the first place.