i only fear women i am sexually attracted to
What you're really afraid of, is the underlying possibility of getting hurt - not the woman. To love someone means having to be vulnerable. That means, sharing your most intimate feelings, desires, fears EVERYTHING. You can't ever get close to someone without exposing your true being. If, and only IF your true centre gets hurt...then it's really painful. AND, if you think that your centre WILL get hurt, then guess what? You'll do EVERYTHING to make sure it does, because that's what you're focused on. It's never painful if you're centre isn't exposed. In other words...it's your inner psych, your core centre that feels...and this is the absolute hub of who you are. Unless you LET GO of trying to control it, don't ever expect to have a meaningful relationship with anyone. Stop controlling your freedom. Let it live! When we 'control' our desires, what we're doing is hiding behind fear. You're allowing your FEAR to rule. And while ever you think you're in control, the twist here is that you're clearly OUT OF CONTROL. You're allowing your fear to rule over your desires, because you're placing value on the fear. We all have demons and angels in our heads: you're feeding the demons at the expense of the angels. Pretty high price to pay don't you think.
Trust is what lies at the bottom of this phenomenon, and trust is often broken because so many people ARE NOT honest with themselves. In fact, most of the world is full of #######4. So many people eat #######4, smell it, breathe it, swim in it that's no wonder the divorce rate is at 50%. The remaining 50% who are still together, well guess what? 60% of this remaining 50% quota, CHEAT! You only have to read some of the garbage that's posted within various areas of this forum to see how many are in fact, OUT OF TOUCH with who they really are.

Sorry, no intentional offence meant just pure observation.
I've wanted a guy for a long time who I suspect is just like you...fears vulnerability. He isn't afraid of me, he's afraid of 'letting go'. So he does EVERYTHING to make sure he destroys the possibility. What's worse is...he thinks it's me who keeps destroying. Sure, I'm not perfect, but I'm REACTING to his obvious destruction. His destruction is painful, it's unfair, it's soul destroying, and what's worse...is that here is a potentially wonderful human being with so much to give emotionally (I'm sure), but wont for fear of his pathological imagination.
when i talk to people to be honest. they say hi, i say hi, then we stare at each other and they say they have to go, this has happened hundreds of times. thus all i can conclude is social retardation.
You start off by saying ..."when I talk to people..." I'm assuming you're referring to women? If I'm right, then it's obvious you're even having trouble writing the word 'women' when saying it.
So, are you saying you have no control over this situation?
You have TOTAL CONTROL over this situation, make no mistake. If you're interested in someone, then YOU WILL find something to say to her. The only reason 'she' has to go is because you're making NO EFFORT. She wants to see if you're actually interested in her. No pain, no gain. Sorry...

It's not because you're a social retard, it's because you are deliberately choosing to stay quiet. Therefore, it's a mistake. Choose to paraphrase in which ever way is meaningful to you, but you NEED to avoid taking blame and putting yourself into the self mutilating pigeon hole, because that's exactly what you're doing.
The outcomes in our lives (outside of natural disasters) are totally 100% of our making. For every action, there is a reaction. If someone reacts to you in a way you don't like, then it's because of your behaviour that they are reacting. It's a really basic formula:
1 + 1 = 2
smile + smile = 2 smiles.
Showing you have no interest = no interest back, thus she walks away.
O.k gotta run, good luck.