What does the following sentence mean? I'm reading a book about how to hold a meeting/party...with other people, but i saw a confusing sentence: "The easiest way to make a party more romantic, however, has nothing to do with where to go and everything to do with when to go" What does the sentence mean, especially the expression "has nothing to do with where to go and everything to do with when to go"

What does "in touch with his feminine side" mean? When a female say she want a male "in touch with his feminine side", what does she mean?

What does " it is pretty straightforward" mean in this paragraph? Here is the paragraph: "If you have done this before, you already know what to do, but if you have not, it is pretty straightforward and only takes a couple of tries to learn" What does " it is pretty straightforward" mean in this paragraph? Thank you!

What does "unfold in your favor" mean in this paragraph? I have a paragraph as follows: "To be optimistic means to have positive expectations, and your expectations are your mental predisposition of how you will handle uncertainty. It is about whether you believe the future will unfold in your favor or not, and to be confident with other people, it is best to adopt positive expectations whenever you interact with them" Can you explain the meaning of "unfold in your favor" in this paragraph? Thank you!

What does "Some scholars ....masculine trait" mean in this paragraph? I'm reading a book. The book has a paragraph as follows: "Most people seem to believe that what constitutes feminine and masculine behavior is dynamic and may change over time as the behavior of the majority of a sex changes. Some scholars even list examples from history of such changes, but they mistake expressions of femininity for femininity itself and expressions of masculinity for masculinity itself. The majority of males do not have to adopt a trait for it to become a masculine trait. In fact, many males, perhaps even the majority these days, are more timid than brave, but being timid will never be considered masculine because the majority does not set the standards. Biology does, and to be timid is more a sign of vulnerability than bravery; hence, it is more suitable for females, at least in our natural environment where they were more likely to survive and reproduce if they avoided risks" Can you explain the meaning of the sentences "Some scholars ....masculine trait"? Thank!