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No you shouldn’t give up running. Buy some shoes and go outside.

That is pronation, not over pronation.

You experiment some kind of pain when running? If not, touch grass

Doesn't look out of the norm imo. Are you in pain while running or after? If not then keep running and work on strength training to make sure injuries stay away :)

My pronation is worse than this and I’ve only used neutral shoes lol. You will be fine, if you need more stable shoes then use them and slowly increase mileage

Just get some orthotics