How to start a conversation when you are looking to date?

Novices the lot of you! To impress them fem types you need tacos, a Blahaj the shark doll or teddy bear with a design specific to their interests and some on point comedy. To impress them masc types you need damn good food, and then when they're nice and full you hit 'em in the heart gut with questions about their interests. To impress the fluid folk you need to muster up the cheesiest, corn filled pick up line your grandparents wouldn't even use anymore and lay it on 'em in the most awkward posture you can muster, have tacos as a back up in case they laugh with you and pay close attention to everything they say as it'll be important later. For the types have no power over me people, ask them to hang out and get them a gift later that you know they'll like and just let them know how you feel. No matter how it plays out be yourself even if you feel like your awkward, shy, timid, or not worthy, because with any luck this will be the person who should know and will want to know everything about you, let them know where you're starting from.

Amateurs. Romance, it will depend on your approach. And always keep in mind that you and your partner should be equals in the affair. Follow through with gift giving, and dinner buying, only if you desire he or she do so for you in the future. That is why there is equality. All types of people possess all emotions. To be able to explore with them as many as you can, even the negative ones. Remember. Equality. There is no light without dark, as there is no faith without doubt. Even the strongest relationships will have obstacles in its path. In understanding how it must work, you can shape your approach to fit whoever you may want. Even if they may not like your true personality, you had given them thought.

Don't go taking me too seriously now. I didn't give bad advice but I read the room, no one else seemed to be going all in.

Well, I mean this is relationship advice thread, not random chatter. Meaning someone out here wants genuine advice, not jokes and shitposting. So I'm doing so to respect them.