SOS help me out of bronze
diamond at heart
diamond at heart
No you aren't, at least right now you aren't.
If you are in bronze, you are not diamond at heart. Most any diamond player can carry a bronze match with simple common sense and actual mechanics Know that soloQ is about 60% luck, 40% you
Also when teammates are about to do something stupid, ping A LOT They tend not to notice the first 3 or 4, and after enough they will fall back to yell at you for a bit. So mission accomplished.
there are some people who can drink a bottle of beer in 2-3 seconds (literally), there are others who can reach diamond in lol why would you want to be any of them when it basically has the same real life value
Perhaps advice isn't exactly what you're looking for, but it could go a long way, so let's try to help you sprout those wings of diamond that you claim to have on the inside. I don't believe myself to be diamond. However, I do have a lot of game knowledge and can provide some of my diagnostic skills.
Let us begin, shall we?
CS - You're cs'ing... is actually... really good ._. Most Bronze players don't have this kind of 100 cs at 20 minutes. Although, I would have to see your decision-making in game. Don't take this the wrong way, but sometimes people don't know when it's appropriate to cs and when it isn't. I've seen teamfights go on, and someone decides they want to not only cast spells to try to kill an enemy champion, but they're also going to autoattack to kill some creeps while they're at it. I'm willing to ignore this and move on.
Deaths - This seems to be the sticking point. It looks like (from your stats) you play really risky. When you're dying 8+ times a game, then you may need to work on your... not... dying... skills... As eloquent as that was to say, it's a problem that I'm currently working on. Sometimes, it's because the person doesn't know when to go in, or maybe it's because you don't have proper map awareness and get ganked a lot, I was given advice by a high-elo player to prioritize not dying over pretty much everything else, and it has helped quite a bit. I mainly noticed this in your losses, so I presume that it may stem from not being knowing what to do when you fall behind. It's just an assumption so feel free to correct me.
Builds - Your builds from the overview seem pretty logical... No real problems jump out at me.
Question time!
How often do you roam? A lot of people in carry and support roles don't roam a lot... even when they should! Objectives are very important, but if another lane needs help, a little push from someone doing well can help take their objectives. It's often misunderstood why junglers gank, which is to ensure that their teammates have an edge in taking objectives. Same rules apply.
What roles do you usually play? Many people in Bronze aren't good at all roles. I've mentioned before in other comments that most times in soloqueue, when I see a Sona at a late pick, I keep careful watch. Most of the time, these players have no idea how to support, no idea how to position, and no idea of how to play Sona. Once we exploit this once, she just keeps dying and getting our carry fed. Then our carry roams and... spreads the wealth. It doesn't just apply to support; I noticed a few times there you jungled and... didn't do too hot as Amumu.
Overall, it would be nice to have a duo with you if you want more than just a few shots in the dark, and more specific advice. I may not be fantastic, but I know a bit more about the game than a lot of people you find in random queueing. (Seriously, bronze Caitlyn mains be like "Whatsa poke lane?")