Being from Oklahoma, you may be a natural conservative and going left to the liberal side is difficult. Seriously though, a left hand turn is wider, and should be easier, since you are on the outside lane. Just slow down and practice and remember to turn your head and look at where you want to go. I have heard that a lot of people have a problem turning to one side or another. Be safe and have fun. JD

 

 

Its you. You are fighting it subconsciously. Look, and turn. It isnt any harder than that.
I used to have the hardest time in the world, taking a hard turn from a dead stop. I had dumped it a couple times, and that made me gun shy. I made myself do it every single time I came to a stop. Just to overcome the mental hurdle. I dont even think about it anymore.
Your mind is your worst enemy.

 

 

 

Just push the handlebar away from you. Go left? Push left bar away. Opposite for right. No leaning required, the bike will turn.

 

Are you left handed by any chance? If so it's normal to be reluctant to turn left. You subconsciously want to protect your strong side.

Set a cone out in a parking lot at a distance & ask people nothing more that to go ride around it & come back.... the results are very predictable.

Hang in there

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If it feels right to slow down, then slow down. Stay inside your comfort zone.

Couple of other thoughts. As mentioned, be sure to consciously look well ahead in the curve. Also, (traffic permitting), try slowing down before the curve, then accelerating smoothly through it.