Into an amateurs mind...

Of course I don't enjoy your game obviously due to too many errors and mistakes on both parties but I really enjoy your commentaries. It's humorous.

            The opening started with caro-kann. 1.e4 c6 2.d4 but you play 2. Nc3.

            Well I don't know why you should be scared in just two or three moves, When you play f4 I really love to play d4 no excuse really.

            And going through your annotations, I realised that you are very intelligent so also you mentioned, "I didn't see this coming a lot".

            Calculating 2/3 moves in a tactical situations is a must.

            To summarize, its an otb game, you should definitely provide ratings for both players. Feel free to discuss if you have doubts.. good luck!

added ratings to the op. thanks for your comment

with pleasure. You are unrated and almost beat 1600 guy, thats impressive. Anyway, learning chess is a serious business. It takes years and years of study to reach otb 1800.

Thanks for your kind words they really motivate me ^^ I always wanted to become good at chess and finally 2 months ago i started reading strategies and started playing on this site.

I guess i have to train my visualization because i always use the analyze tool in my correspondence games and so its much easier to find good moves than when you are sitting at a OTB game

In the book, planning and judgement in chess by max euwe there is a chapter on queenside pawn majority, if you have time you can look up