Not the worst move black can play in this position, (Chigorin was known for playing dodgy sidelines in his day, including an early 2. Qe2 against the French Defense, and the "Damiano Defense" theory involves 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 f6? 3. Nxe5 Qe7), but unless it's a bit of Nakamura-esque provocation, it's most certainly a beginner's error.

Thank you for your insight. I'm grateful and honoured that you've taken the time to comment. I'll give my limited chess knowledge reply. I feel moving the black Queen there hinders your development of the bishop. "Dodgy sidelines," that probably led to something masterful I'd imagine. The rest of what you say, fly over my head, however, google is helpful. Thank you an stay safe

It's pretty much curtains for the tramp. Never pawn-grab whilst behind in development in the opening, and beware open files with your queen & king stacked on them. 9. ... O-O is mandatory, followed by ...d6, ...Nbd7, and ...Ne5 if probable.

Invaluable words an sharing of your knowledge disquiet. Your 2nd sentence I'll bear in mind.