Mr.Robot wrote:
Take a break from it, find something to do you're passionate about and try to find groups that share the same interest. Even if it is a 'Magic : The Gathering' related club (And yes, they do exist! What a surprising find), find something you can use to socialize with people, no matter how difficult the interactions might be. Don't look for a partner, because that never goes anywhere...
Let it happen naturally. The longer you search, the least you will find
Don't let it happen naturally, it probably won't. I'm 38, I've had several long periods of my life where I tried to let it happen "naturally". If it was going to happen naturally it would've probably already happened and OP wouldn't be here asking about it. I had a period where I just followed my interest in chess, became very active in the community for several years. But as it is a male dominated activity, any women that were involved were generally taken or the recipients of overwhelming amounts of attention. There were exactly zero opportunities for anything romantic to arise out of those social connections.
Funnily enough I once saw a man so clueless about social interactions that he tried to approach and ask out a women in the middle of a tournament when her clock was running and it was her move. Also saw a women who always showed up to her tournament games baring her ample cleavage, kind of struck me as an underhanded tactic but I'm assuming it worked pretty well for her.
Pursuing and winning over women is a skill and its painful and unpleasant and uncomfortable and there's nothing natural about persisting in trying to get better at something that you suck at and hate doing. Even if you are fortunate enough to find ways to improve through the pain, there are no guarantees that you'll get what you want in the end. However, that's a better road then just "acting natural". Acting natural is for naturals.