But why would you want to go on a date with someone who wants you to be something you're not? Surely it's better to be confident in who you are, and if that's not for someone, ultimately it's their loss.
I'm not being rude, but a lot of your posts come across as somewhat desperate. Ask yourself why you are so desperately want to be with someone, anyone, right now? Is it just that you're lonely, or are you going into it with honest intentions?
I ask because from what you've been saying about the large numbers of people you're swiping on (60-70 you said in a previous comment) makes me think that you're not being particularly discerning. Chances are, if you saw 70 people out in real life, you wouldn't be interested in all of them.
But here you are, actively spending your free time doing something that doesn't make you feel good, and is actually making you feel worse. Why?
Dating apps are awful for the majority of people, not just you. The reality is that for the millions and millions of people on them, they only actually work for a very small percentage of users. They prey on people's loneliness and insecurities by encouraging you to pay to have your profile more visible, etc. Personally, I don't understand why anyone still uses them - because they just seem so cold and clinical.
I think you really should think about stepping away from them and working on yourself - as many other posters have said repeatedly, but which you continue to ignore.