My latest psychological chess game

1.e4 {This kid has been playing the Alekhine Defense all this year and I have been preparing for it. He usually moves very fast, but he kept sniffling like he had a runny nose or cold and after about a minute he played...} 1...e5 {Darn it! But, I know the best move here...} 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 a6 {I have played 4.BxN before without much luck so...} 4.Ba4 Nf6 {There are several ways to defend this pawn, but I decide on the simple developing move...} 5.Nc3 Bc5 6.O-O O-O 7.d3 b5 8.Bb3 h6 {I guess this is to prevent Bg5 pinning his knight} 9.a3 {I believed his next move would be 9...d6 preparing 10...Na5 and I do not want to part with this bishop this soon, now a2 is open for my bishop and my b-pawn will be free to attack the c5 bishop and gain equal share of the qeenside.} 9...d6 10.h3 {I decide to copy him and prevent Bg4 pinning my Knight.} 10...Bb7 {He had been sniffling throughout the game and I thought it may be interferring with his thinking. Be6 to trade off the bishops looked better to me, so I try it myself with my other bishop} 11.Be3 Ba7 {This move may have worked on my psychology, for it made me doubt that I should trade bishops, because if he retakes with the knight his c-pawn is free to advance to c5, so I decide to complete my development by connecting my rooks with...} 12.Qd2 Kh7 {This seemed like a weird move at first, but since he is not interested in trading bishops, he may wish to prevent a possible bishop sacrifice on h6} 13.Ba2 {My b-pawn is now free to move to b4} 13...Ne7 {His c-pawn is free to move to c5} 14.Rfe1 {I still don't have a plan, so I move this rook toward the center, which I understand is usually a good idea when there are no open files to put it on.} 14...c5 15.b4 Qc7 {I still don't have a plan, so I move my other rook toward the center to wait to see if he has a plan} 16.Rad1 Rad8 {He copies me, so maybe he does not have a plan either.} 17.Ne2 {This allows my c-pawn to advance} 17...Nfg8 {I believe he intends to move f4 so I come up with a plan...} 18.Qc3 f5 19.bxc5 f4 20.cxd6 Qxc3 {My plan was to continue with 21.dxe7 Nxe7 22.Nxc3 fxe3 23.fxe3 with at least equality, however at this point I began to worry about 21...Qxa3 attacking my bishop at a2 and the psychology got the best of me and I played...} 21.Nxc3 fxe3 {Here I realized that I had made a mistake and was psychologically impaired} 22.dxe7 exf2+ {If I had been able to put that mistake behind me and begin to think positively again I would have easily seen the correct move here was 23.kh2 however, in my psychological state stupidity kicked in and I quickly played...} 23.Kf1 fxe1Q+ 24.Kxe1 Nxe7 {I almost resigned here, but then I saw a free pawn for the taking} 25.Ne5 Bd4 {Not so free after all. I resign. I will have to find another day to beat this kid.}