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You have cleared up a lot of misconceptions for me, I have not been port forwarding, I have not learned how yet. I think I'm good. I don't mind breaking functional stuff, and have a lot already, but I really don't want to explain to my fiancée that the reason someone is in her bank is because I wanted to watch Samurai Jack.
I have been keeping it as insular as possible for this reason, and the next thing I intent to learn is to make it more insular by putting the pi on a subnet of its own. Actually, thank you for writing that up. I have been actively resisting using people for IT support, as I know it takes time. I have been trying to find everything I can, there isn't much or what there is assumes knowledge I don't have.
There's a comment with a list of stuff to do that I've saved. So I'll probably start knocking that out one by one.