At what point does jogging get easier?

The point where you stop

Mix walking and running. Changing pace is key

By runner I mean I'm not trying to run 10k's and shite. I run because I don't get enough exercise during the day and I've got nothing better to do at home.

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Hurts my legs

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shins?

Run sprints. Extend runs. Interval training will get you there. Keep at it my man.

I'm 6'3" 125 lbs with a dad body. I can run the two miles with a slow pace easily. Instead of easier do you mean enjoyable? I hate it until I'm done. Every time. I'd rather cut grass or weedeat a mile long ditch.

Best answer: rest days.

Run less days and add a bit of distance to one of the runs, usually the last of the week.

It will come trust me. Your body does not improve or adapt unless it is forced to and feels some pain and is pushed to its limits. There will be a point (if you choose to go beyond that mileage) where two miles will feel like walking to your mailbox.

Definitely mix it up though. Don't do the max every day. There are plenty of beginner running programs available for whatever mileage you want to get to.

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I'm right at about 7 and half minutes on the mile which is a little bit better than 2 weeks ago.

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That's called running by most as opposed to jogging.
You'll know when you hit it, get ready to be absorbed for quite a few years.