Opposite. Don't mind "losing"; sometimes will knowingly employ a losing strategy out of curiosity, just to see the specific results. Will happily "let" someone else win if they need a boost; will do so grudgingly to avoid a nasty scene with a cutthroat type. Usually "just playing" or participating is plenty for me.
I'm sensitive to this because my motives are frequently misinterpreted.
I have my moments, though. Word games (Scrabble, cryptograms, etc.) are my domain and I will slay without reservation. I let myself have that one thing...
I'm not either... retired now... just a grateful person.
I used to think I wasn't competitive, but came to learn that I am. It's easier to deal with when you recognize it.
I am the most uncompetitive person ever, I am far more uncompetitive than you or any other person and I'd lay money on that!
Bahahahaha!
I am quite competitive but more for me than to win.
I am highly competitive. However, I compete mainly with myself, not so much with others unless it is important. You know, one of those things where I do something well one time and the next time I need to do it better.
Not very.
There isn't much worth competing for.
I'm a very cooperative person, but I enjoy competition from time to time. The problem is, I can enjoy competition a bit too much. It's a rather sobering realization to catch yourself in the throes of bloodlust. That's why I usually avoid competition these days.
Depends on the situation, I have never played or watched sports, am not interested in competing, if we were playing a game of some sort and it seemed important to you, I would let you win, but not easily. In relationships I mostly let the other person win, however if something is extremely to me, I don't lose. I keep at it until I succeed.