For only a couple of weeks of practice, I gotta say it’s pretty good. Definitely better than a lot of other people’s first animations.

There’s room for improvement, like the frame rate. Eventually, try to smooth out movements with some extra frames. Also the movements of the figures are a bit static.

Example: the dude with the shotgun jumping down lands quite statically. If you were to do that in real life, your back would really not appreciate it.Same goes for the default falling backwards.

Also, some parts feel a bit too fast. The fast style works well for action, but sometimes, with a lower fps, it can be difficult to follow. But these are things you’ll automatically start doing once you practice more.

You have used quite versatile stuff, which is nice.
So expand upon your use of effects and the camera. These really spice up animations a lot.

What super stick said.
I’ve used Blockbench a few times myself, so I can confidently say this is some excellent work. Impressive!
I’d even say at this point that Blender 3D could be your thing albeit more advanced. I sense potential ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Hey, I’m not entirely sure how to respond, but I think the key is finding a balance that works for you. Maybe try focusing on making animations when you feel inspired, not just because you’re bored or frustrated. I know a lot of people who animate to fill the boredom, but that can take away the fun of creating. I do the same, I go through phases where I’m super inspired and make a lot of stuff, then I take long breaks and don’t force myself to create just because I’m bored. That way, it stays fun and I don’t feel burnt out or conflicted.

By doing this, you’ll naturally make time for other things, like spending quality time with your parents too. This way, you won’t feel pressured to create all the time, and you’ll still have energy and inspiration when you do sit down to animate. Plus, taking breaks and enjoying time with your family can actually help you come back to your animations feeling refreshed and with new ideas. And by animating what you enjoy, you won’t have to rely on requests from other people. You can create your own ideas and keep things fun and personal. So don’t stress about uploading or feeling like you have to create all the time. Keep it fun : )