Seems logical if White's fork was sound, there must be punishment

I didn't know if I should take, seems best to not fall into typical tactics following KxBf2

White needs to activate queen side pieces any way possible. d3 facilitates that and protects the e pawn etc

Common idea

I really wanted to play c3 to drive out the N. But like I said develop my Q side. My pawn at d5 is more in the way IMO. I hope to get rid of it, pist my N there

Here I want Qg5, but his N threatening Nxc2+

The point, that square is better suited for a piece

Here I missed Bf7+!! Well crap! I had 6 possible moves here, one was great, I played(yawn)

Finally