I realized that approach anxiety isn't my real issue. It's something else. Because if I am thinking about approaching a girl, my heart doesn't even start beating faster at all, so it's not anxiety. I usually end up just talking myself out of it somehow, because apparently a lot of the time I just don't feel like starting a conversation. Like today I saw this pretty college girl looking like she was looking for something on the ground, perfect, easy conversation starter, but I just didn't approach but I was not nervous at all, in fact I was yawning lol. I sat on a bench and thought about why I didn't approach and concluded that I just didn't feel like interrupting her day and starting a conversation. What's the cause of this? Is it just lack of ambition, or laziness? It could partly be because there's another woman I met online that I'm gonna meet up with soon and so I'm getting complacent even though I know I can't afford to. Part of it I think is that I don't want to make women uncomfortable with me trying to start a lame conversation. Almost every time I've been cold approached in public by someone (which for me has always been someone either selling something or trying to preach some religious ****) I get annoyed and don't like it, and usually try to walk away. So maybe subconsciously I'm assuming girls will feel the same way when I approach them. Somehow I gotta learn to be a bit more impulsive or something lol. Idk, how do I do this?