is this a good example for weak dark and white square's ?

Just coming out being honest. I have no idea what makes weak dark and white square's not that I forgot or anything just never learned. but here's a game I played against a tough class C player but I felt it showed a good deal of weak color squares but idk Can you guys tell me if it did and at what points of the game it showed. (This game is fairly recent like a few days ago no tourney just a casuel game.)

Not so much about weak dark/light (?) squares, as it is for the control of space.

I think if white had played 10.e4 that is a good example of weak whit and darksquares or it could be you center pawn chain of the dark squares   insuring white with weak dark squares but im just a clueless as you are with the subject.

Nice game never seen the pawns fly across the board like this without any mistaakes but who knows ther might be and my weak amatures mind just can't see it.

Having just transitioned from a beginner to the threshold of an intermediate many chess concepts are just coming into the grasp of my understanding. I do know that sometimes holes develop where I can land a piece because my opponent is exerting little to no force there.

What is weak for one side might be quite strong for the other. As time goes on I hope to gain a more solid learn more regarding weak squares.

Couldn't agree more what are some general questions you have about chess I could probably answer a few or we might wonder the same things. 

oh and even though I annotated the game other people's own analysis of the game would be helpful.

 do you mind telling why ?

In the following game the bishop  was one of the most helpful piecies (you need to bend the rule's sometime's)

I'd move up the pawn to e3 (10, e3). It doesn't really weaken white defence and breaking blacks advanced pawn formation, or atleast decimating it seems like a good idea. Also, white can use some space as whites pieces are kind of cramped.

Moving up the pawn would also allow white to activate his knight on the freed e2 square and later castle on the kingside.

sorry didn't mean it that way. but philidor is the one that said a bad bishop is good if it's protecting heavily or somethin like that I know you have alot experiance  and don't want to here anything from me.

sweet but all through the game we were struggling to find the right time to castle lol.

lol Hey can i challenge you to a takeback anaylsis game of the above game that way we can go through variation's while still going through the game. prettttttyy pllllzzzzz.