Is Love2D easier to understand and/or remember how things work than Godot?

I don't know if this is the appropriate place to ask this question but I hope one you lovely people can help me or at least point me in the right direction. Even if the direction is quitting, cut it to me straight.

I have severe ADHD and other medical issues that make memorizing things that aren't super simple difficult for me if I'm learning something new. What I mean by simple is features that do multiple things without having aspects feel as if they're there for very outlying use cases or for bloat. This is making me struggle with using Godot. The biggest issue I've been having is the amount of properties and functions built in are very overwhelming for me. Yes the documentation is great if you know what to look for but if you don't know what you're looking for or if you're wanting to kind of learn by doing rather than watching someone else do it through videos etc. it feels like I'm kind of out of luck in that regard. I may be missing resources that are available but I've tried quite a few courses, made a few games, it just doesn't click. GDscript is great but there's just so much to it that I can't keep my mind wrapped around everything.

For context I learned C# quite a while back and have used other languages years ago but due to my condition a lot of those things I had learned weren't retained. Either that or they just weren't applicable to GDscript and Godot.

Syntax and fundamentals I understand completely. It's just everything else I've been struggling with. Signals, UI clutter, the whole shebang. I tried Gdevelop prior to Godot and it was great. Just way too limiting for what I want to accomplish. I also had looked at Gamemaker but they no longer support anything in 3D. A few google searches later I saw that Love2d has 3d libraries and there was also Lovr available.

If anyone has any input or recommendations it would really be appreciated. I'm having a really hard time finding something that actually clicks when wanting something simple and non-cluttered but with having a robust feature set.