look at stats of players who don't mind playing either color any number of times in a row, such as mine. we can see a difference of 80 games, which is just over 0.7% of my total games of 11,000 and even in your 900 games just over 4%,a minute difference which in no way should affect your rating.
if your only excuse is that you are better at attacking chess and refuse to even attempt to understand positional chess, you will stay at 1500-1600 level and that is where you will belong.
you will have to accept you will face opponents who play positionally, everyone has there own style, but the difference between top players and a average club player is that most top can play other positions out of their style if needed, and that too at about the same level.
if 1500's are beating you down by playing positionally, well improve your positional knowledge or face the truth that you will lose positional games against 1400-1500's even if you are 2000.
your rating is a average of all your skills, if you are a 2200 at attacking, 1200 at positional play and 1500 at defensive, you will land at around the 1600 level.
if your only excuse is that you are better at attacking chess and refuse to even attempt to understand positional chess, you will stay at 1500-1600 level and that is where you will belong.
you will have to accept you will face opponents who play positionally, everyone has there own style, but the difference between top players and a average club player is that most top can play other positions out of their style if needed, and that too at about the same level.
if 1500's are beating you down by playing positionally, well improve your positional knowledge or face the truth that you will lose positional games against 1400-1500's even if you are 2000.
your rating is a average of all your skills, if you are a 2200 at attacking, 1200 at positional play and 1500 at defensive, you will land at around the 1600 level.