Sorry you feel that way. It is true that many of us won't comment on a tree that has little potential. So many new to bonsai don't take criticism well. And most of us want to encourage new members. So I want you to continue, and enjoy the hobby. All that really matters is if you enjoy what you are doing. I'm glad you want to learn. So I'll be honest.
This tree needs three to five years of growing out before it's first styling. It has very little character, nothing to work with.
Looking at the photo, the tree on the right looks like a dancer kicking it's leg in the air and moves to the right. It is straight and upright. The tree on the viewer's left is an okay slant moving left. The two trunks look like a divorced couple, one celebrating freedom, the other stalking away. They don't work together, one needs to go.
If this were mine I would Jin the straight right trunk. Then repot to a grow box or flat or nursery can and let it grow wild. Once each year, late summer or autumn, prune off straight growth, or wire straight growth and put bends in it. Don't really worry about style but do be consistent, keeping the tree "logical". In nature the same forces work on the whole tree. Don't worry about front or back, it is too early to style it. Get it bushy, you want a lot of branches to choose from when it is ready to style 5 years from now. Let one upper branch extend to become a sacrifice branch. It won't be ready to style until the trunk is over 2 inches in diameter.
That is what I'd do with this tree. Hope you don't mind the brutal honesty. You did ask for an honest answer. Main point, back to growing grounds for this one. It ain't ready yet.