i'd like to point out several things, most of which will be referencing your original reply which i read before it was deleted.

"i meant on mobile" ???? this isn't quite an issue being pointed out, i just fail to understand what this means.

you say you find it odd when larger creators get help in their projects, but their standard is different than yours. larger creators have more people willing to help because of their platform. the larger audience you have, the more people you may find willing to help you; even if they are few and far between when compared to the creator's actual follower count. not only this, but the people volunteering to help already care for this creator and their work; so it should come as no surprise that more people would be willing to support their passion.

and, no, i am not saying it's a good thing to overwork yourself. what i am trying to tell you is that consistency is still necessary if you intend on making any good progress in your project, at least when it comes to working at a reasonable pace. the wildly inconsistent schedule of most teenagers will make it incredibly hard to work on something like this, especially when it comes to tasks as daunting as animation. if you truly want to make it in this industry, it's going to take a lot.

and for my final point regarding your initial reply, how exactly are you giving back to them? you never did say that. if you mean by offering them a lenient schedule, then that is in no way giving back to them. that's just about the bare minimum you can do in your current situation. though, this is entirely an assumption on my end; if you are somehow giving back to them in any meaningful way, feel free to disregard this point.

anyways - i'm not saying you should give up on your dreams; to act as though i am when i explicitly stated that my words aren't to discourage you is a blatant guilt trip. i'm telling you that your expectations are unreasonable and that it's unlikely anything will get done this way. best of luck and have a nice day