[LFP][LFGM][Pathfinder][Pathfinder 2E] Semi-experienced player looking for a new game.

Hi there!  First, thanks for taking the time to read my post. Second, a bit about myself.  I'm 31 (almost 32), Male, and recently became a father of three (meaning I just had my third child, not that I suddenly gained three kids ^^).  I have played a few ttrpgs with a group of friends here on roll20, but I've recently found myself itching for a new game and with no one in my current circle running anything new for me to join, or running one days or times that I can't.  At the same time, I've been looking into Pathfinder 2E through resources like Archives of Nethys, and I'm curious to give it a try. I'm on parental leave for the next few weeks, but my usual availability is after 7pm CST on most nights.  I'm currently running a game on Thursdays, and playing in one on Sundays. If there is anything else I can tell to help you decide if I'm someone work playing with, please don't hesitate to ask either here, or to send me a DM. As a final note, I cannot afford a pay to play game.

Figured I could offer up a character concept or two, to show the kind of characters I'm inclined to play.  I'll reference Pathfinder 2E materials, but I'm versed enough of Pathfinder that translation shouldn't be difficult. A beastkin (bear) orc barbarian (not sure which subtype) with the feral child background.  Abandoned by his birth mother, raised by bears, so doesn't really understand why people are hostile to him on sight, thinking of a grapple build with a gentle giant personality.

Another character concept: Pretty classic trope, but the classics are classics for a reason, yeah?  Saw the automaton race and couldn't help but envision the old "mass produced machine awakens to humanity" bit.  Depending on the class, it could be fun to have him "overstepping" social bounds in the name of serving his curiosity, i.e. a sneaker class might enable him to "investigate human social behavior in a domestic environment", more commonly known as spying on people in their homes.