For those who have experience with at least two of the three major Dutch variations: Classical, Leningrad, Stonewall... is there one you prefer, and why?

Hey does anybody have any recommendations of videos or master games I can look at to help with my french defense? My main concern is learning middle game concepts once I'm out of theory. I watched hanging pawns to learn the moves and am creating studies. However in my last game I played great with the theory of advanced french, but failed miserably in the middle game despite winning. I missed a few tactics and I know that NH6 is a move to get to F5 if my opponent castles but I didn't play it because if my opponent took my knight I had zero idea what to do after Thanks!

I missed a knight that was hanging during an intense battle in this game which sucks but other than that I'm very pleased with this game. So far I am 2 wins 1 draw with the french since bringing it in. I have to make sure I capitalize on opponent blunders, I was just looking at so many ideas that I overlooked the simple move. But considering it was +5 and I walked out with a draw is good Check out this #chess game: dms13 vs Nevin807 - https://www.chess.com/live/game/120576073619

Confession, I clicked the wrong piece to capture the pawn. But...It ended up being brilliant. I thought my Bishop was trapped. https://www.chess.com/game/live/120586870611

Okay, so, i got a poor game-rating. But I got a satisfying mate. For once the bot played below its level instead of hundreds above. I figured offering up the knight sacrifice had a good chance of being taken. https://www.chess.com/a/32FjYQuNWNaTg?classification=