As a non-native English speaker I'm always so self conscious when using commas, it feels like I'm always using either too many or too few
Informally, commas are "misused" regularly even by native writers, and almost no one notices or cares unless the misuse is frequent and egregious.
Formally, most comma use is an issue of style, not grammar, and style guides differ on when they should and shouldn't be used. The main rule that's actually a matter of grammar is this: commas cannot be used to join two "clauses" (phrases which could be independent sentences) without a conjunction.
Don't worry about it.
The lack or excess of commas doesn't upset any reasonable person in the slightest.
You're doing fine. English grammar pedants speak infrequently. Mostly due to the disinterest of the listener.
As a native English speaker, same.
i dont think anyone actually cares unless you are in english class or someone wants to feel smug on the internet (you can ignore the 2nd one completely).