It can be post traumatic experience which might affect your confidence and attitude. It needs to be corrected. You need counseling sessions to overcome the past and move on with experiential learning.

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Hi, Due to past experiences u might feel hesitant but look for long term would you like to be like this forever. Mostly it would be No. Then its imp to work upon it. With proper measures systematically u can regain your confidence & interest & u will be able to build healthy relationship. Thank You & Take Care

Consult a psychologist for counselling.

Hi Based on what you have mentioned it sounds like you are afraid of getting into a relationship. To feel better consult a psychologist and explain about previous relationships. It is important to know what is making you feel afraid of being with a girl. It is natural to feel afraid of getting into a relationship, however you should not feel so afraid to the extent that it affects your physical and mental well-being. With a psychologist you can talk about your previous relationships and you can talk about being afraid of getting into a relationship. You can also talk about what you are looking for in a relationship. A psychologist will help you address your fears and provide you with an insight on how you can feel calm. If you don’t have the courage, confidence, and energy to be with a girl it is alright. A lot of people feel nervous to get into a relationship. If you want to approach a relationship, do slowly with a calm state of mind. Avoid putting too much pressure on yourself.

Hi, When you have a broken relationship it is normal to have guilt,lack of self confidence, and anxiety about the future relationship.You can give your self time to deal with the situation.You can consult a psychologist for professional help

It's always helpful to answer your questions in a more personalised way if more details are available. It will be more insightful if you book an appointment with a psychologist for proper analysis. You may be experiencing some form of anxiety or fear when it comes to pursuing relationships with women, but it is not necessarily indicative of a disorder. It is natural for people to feel nervous or hesitant about approaching potential partners, especially if they have had negative experiences in the past or have been out of the dating scene for a while. That being said, there are ways to work on building confidence and overcoming any fears or anxieties you may have. Consider seeking support from a therapist or counsellor who can help you address any underlying issues that may be holding you back and provide you with strategies for building confidence and coping with anxiety. You may also find it helpful to practice socialising and meeting new people in low-pressure settings, such as joining a club or group that aligns with your interests or attending social events where you can meet new people without the expectation of a romantic connection. Remember that building confidence and overcoming fears is a gradual process, and it is important to be patient and kind to yourself along the way.

Hello there! You could seek out help from a qualified mental health professional to understand your patterns of thoughts, emotions and behaviours which maybe causing this and they could also help you understand possible ways to navigate through this.

Hi... It is a psychosocial conflict arising out of personal issues, social environment, past experiences, etc. It is a kind of emotional predicament, but not a disorder. If left unattended it has a potential to negatively impact your future life choices at a later stage.

It can be worked upon with counseling  sessions..inner conflicts  need to be resolved  to helpbyou know where things went wrong.