>>29267717I mean, it's hard, but my goal with the tutorials in OP is to reduce the hurdle as much as reasonably possible. I don't have a "Blender basics" one in there yet because there's a ton of them and I didn't feel like going through them all to decide which one would likely be the best.
My recommendation would be to pick several different introductory Blender tutorials that aren't super long, just to get comfortable with the ideas. Maybe follow a short step-by-step tutorial for something (could be anything, honestly) just to get some hands-on experience with the tool before trying to animate a full character. Then, check out the tutorials in the OP.
You could probably start animating practice sex loops in a couple days, if you don't get too confused by things early on. If things aren't clicking, then it'll take maybe a couple weeks, but I'm confident that it doesn't need to take a very long time to get started. Getting *good* is obviously another story and I'm not there, yet, so I can't tell you how easy or hard that will likely be. But, I started these threads to both in-board total newbies lile yourself who are curious or interested, as well as to figure out the quickest, easiest, and best ways to get actually good, or at least decent.
>>29268444Or he could learn something like gardening. Growing your own reaources is extremely based, and apparently very good for mental and emotional wellbeing.