Breaking the stonewall

Thanks everyone for your input. I think I have a much better idea of how to play with black. The only question I have now is, if white pushes f4-f5, should I take with the g pawn or leave it there? If I leave it, which pawn should I recapture with?

And since I'm aiming for the e5-e4-e3 squares, I should also expect Rae8 sometime in the game, right (if I get the chance)?

If you're playing an experienced Bird player, you will be shot down as soon as you try 1... e5.

You have been warned.

But If you play an experienced From gambit player YOU will be quickly massacred, and disposed of, and have you running away from the board crying!!! 

I would do this:

Wth? That's horrible play by both sides.

 The From gambit is not very good at all.  All white has to do is avoid some of black's tricks and black will suffer.

Easier said than done.  in a tournament situation, against even a slightly prepared opposition white will soak up a lot of pressure, and if he is not careful will get mated quickly, or at worst be down in material, or return the pawn with equal chances for both sides. 

Just looked this up because a player at my club plays this and even though he is much lower rated he puts me under some pressure. Is there a good way to avoid this or should I welcome it? Someone mentioned a queenside castle. 

What is the counter if they play dxc5?