It doesn't matter, actually. 6.d3 alllows 6...d5, which is also equal.
I'd like to answer both 6.d3 and 6.Nbc3 with 6...Na5, so it's the same.
Sixth move can be either 6.d3 or 6.Nbc3, but the second move shouldn't be 2.Qh5, that's for sure.
It doesn't matter, actually. 6.d3 alllows 6...d5, which is also equal.
I'd like to answer both 6.d3 and 6.Nbc3 with 6...Na5, so it's the same.
Sixth move can be either 6.d3 or 6.Nbc3, but the second move shouldn't be 2.Qh5, that's for sure.
First of all, thank you for your insight pfren. Seeing as you actually know what you're doing, could you give me another opening instead? I still haven't found an answer to OP, which is still why I like the Parham. I'd like to just simply have aggressive play, fighting to win position, material, or even mate, but I'd like to keep it sound, preferably not to gambit. Any ideas?
That doesn't look too good for white either. As I said, move 6 should be d3.