〜ていては
If one keeps doing ~
About
The 〜ていては pattern is used to express that "if one keeps doing/always does X, Y negative consequence will occur".
The 〜ていては pattern is a combination of a ている form verb and the 〜ては conditional.
〜ていては is most commonly used in casual or polite spoken scenarios.
E.g. 暗い部屋で本を読んでいては、目が悪くなりますよ。 "If you keep reading books in a dark room, your eyesight will get bad."
E.g. 他人の目ばかり気にしていては、やりたいことがやれないよ。 "If you always care about what others think, you won't be able to do what you want."
E.g. 心配ばかりしていては何も始まりませんよ。 "Constantly worrying won't accomplish anything."

〜ていては is used to say that "if one keeps doing/always does X, Y negative consequence will occur"

〜ていては is most commonly used in casual or polite spoken scenarios
Summary
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~ていては: "If one keeps doing X..."
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