3.Nc3
King's pawn follow up

Look up the "Pirc defence". If you ever don't know what an opening is, just put the moves into Google;)
Thanks for the reply! I thought about this too. I should of mentioned idealy I would have c2-c3 at some point for better pawn positioning, but as soon as this knight moves f4 falls. I'm just having a very difficult time protecting f4 when I pawn to d4. I'm starting to think the extra square foward for center control isn't worth the trouble of protecting f4. I should probably still just follow up with 2. d3 unless I can handle this better.
I like to open with e2-e4 and a response I've been getting is d7-d6. I would like to think for center control my next move would be d2-d4 because black allowed me that expansion, however g8-f6 attacking e4 is messing me up. I try f2-f3 but that breaks pawn structure for king side castle later and b1-d2 blocks my queen side bishop for a while. d1-e2 seems to do the same to king side bishop and gets my queen involved a bit too early I think. Is there a good solution for this or is d2-d4 as my second move just a bad call? I would search this but I'm not sure what all these openings and defences are called. If anyone has a link analyzing this or can offer any help I'd appreciate it. Thanks!