Y?ld?m help me! Internal nofollow links error

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On my site www.eniyibebek.com, there are issues that I couldn't understand due to lack of experience, or rather, lack of expertise. This site is only 3 months old. I'm not aiming to be on the first page right away, but to give an example: I write content, then check and see Google ranking it on the first page. However, it seems that Google has indexed the meta description on its own and positioned it based on search keywords. Within a week, it disappears from the third or fifth page, and sometimes even the tenth page, without staying there. It's not duplicate content or a site that doesn't comply with Google's guidelines. I thought maybe it will settle over time. I'm using Yoast SEO PREMIUM but using it NULL because I don't have enough budget. I integrated RYTE into Yoast settings and analyzed the site. To my surprise, if there are currently 10 articles, I receive a warning that strangely 7 of them are marked as NOFOLLOW INTERNAL LINK, indicating a critical error that needs to be fixed as soon as possible. I haven't added a nofollow tag anywhere, as I don't even know how to do it. I just noticed at one point that my site didn't have a robots.txt file, so I added a very simple txt file myself. I'm wondering if that caused it. I don't understand where I'm making mistakes. I was excited to launch my site, bought an original theme, etc., but when things go like this, I wonder if I'm rowing in vain, wasting time. At this rate, I might give up on this passion. I started from scratch, and I've learned a lot so far. But when such problems that I can't understand arise, I find myself at a dead-end. 2. HOMEPAGE H1 TAG ISSUE: There were 3 h1 tags showing, somehow I deleted two of them. Now, the homepage h1 tag appears empty in the SEO analysis. The h1 is defined as the logo in the theme. I've been struggling to fix this for days and can't figure it out. 3. Site Health Screen: A: While checking if your site can be found by search engines, an error occurred when SEO Ryte, which offers a free indexability check for Yoast SEO users, attempted to determine if the site could be found by search engines for your site. Because of an error, Ryte's request to determine if your site could be found by search engines failed. Error details: cURL error 28: Operation timed out after 5000 milliseconds with 0 bytes received (http_request_failed). If this is the published site, it is recommended to find out why the check failed (opens in a new tab). Go to Ryte's website to analyze your entire site (opens in a new tab). This was reported by the Yoast SEO plugin. B: 2 critical issues - An active PHP session has been detected: Performance: A PHP session was created by a session_start () function call. This prevents REST API and return requests. The session must be closed by session_write_close() before making any HTTP request. The REST API encountered an error: Performance: The REST API is a way for WordPress and other applications to communicate with the server. An example is the block editor screen based on this to view and save your posts and pages. The REST API request failed due to an error. Error: cURL error 28: Operation timed out after 10000 milliseconds with 0 bytes received (http_request_failed). THESE ERRORS HAVE OCCURRED. If someone could give me hope regarding site issues, I would greatly appreciate your valuable advice. Thank you in advance. NOTE: By the way, I practically wrote an article about site errors. OH GREAT GOOGLE, YOU'RE LOSING A WRITER LIKE ME. HEAR ME OUT