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Install one mod? New game. Remove one mod? New game. Saves break removing mods, even if its a tiny mod, even doing that is gonna cause errors no matter how tiny or insignificant, it'll add up over time. Mod organizer has separate profiles for saves though, as a "fix" for that. And mod organizer is super easy to uninstall mods, and keep skyrim vanilla folders at a "default" state so you don't need to reinstall skyrim over and over and over if break the game through modding.
Few things though
Skeleton pose and sliding animation is a bad FNIS install, no FNIS installed or didn't install FNIS properly. Any time an FNIS mod (any animation that uses FNIS) is installed OR uninstalled you need to re-run FNIS
Skyrim steam workshop=bad for large amounts of mods, much better to use mod organizer and manually download off nexus. With that said, there are SOME mods I've gotten off workshop and they worked great, but I would never uninstall/unsubscribe. Which as a heads up, if mod author deletes their mod on workshop (or gets their mod deleted) your game will become broken. I've played many steam workshop mods that get deleted/removed and it is stupid it then deletes it from the computer as well.
Though, as a "trick", just make a backup copy of the workshop mods you get (for whatever game) and you'll forever have them no matter what mod is removed.
headless bodies sounds really broken, and could be very hard to fix. Depending how broken, even mods that replace heads won't make them reappear (my experience with missing hands or feet for example in my early days of modding, they'd just permanently be gone no matter what I downloaded or did. The most annoying bug I ever encountered (the missing feet/hands) during modding, cause it was impossible to fix no matter what file I deleted or installed+new saves obviously+even tried skyrim repair thing through steam. nothing made hands/feet reappear, resulting in a forced reinstall).
With removing so many skyrim mods from workshop though is the next major issue besides headless bodies and a much bigger one. There is gonna be a ton of leftover files you'll need to find and manually delete (more so if you got big mods for skyrim on workshop). I'd reinstall at that point myself, cause who knows what file is where and what from.