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She's either IS attracted to a guy, or she ISN'T. It's not going to change just because you hang around them for a few weeks/months before making a move. It's the same as it is for guys.
For example, if I meet a hot girl, and if after a few months she hasn't asked me out, I'm not (all of a sudden) not going to be attracted to her any more. Sexy is sexy. I'm not going to say "Oh, I'm sorry, you're friend zoned now, I don't associate you with sex any more honey"
Here's the problem right here, you're thinking like a guy and thinking that the same applies for girls. IT DOESN'T.
There is a plethora of research out there that explains the differences in thinking between the genders, generally being that men think in a more logical/systematic way and women think in a more emotional way; you can read this research just by doing a quick google scholar search.
Your way of thinking is "If I think a girl isn't hot, she never will be to me, even if she says and does all the right things." That is the way most men think, myself included, there's nothing wrong with thinking that way.
However, this is not typical of how women think, you can be a little bitch pushover for the first year you know her and she'll not see you as attractive; but one day all of a sudden, you're different, you're walking tall with good posture, you're locking eye contact with everyone you meet and breaking it for nothing, your speech has more volume and assertiveness to it, you aren't stumbling over your words trying to say as many things as possible in the hope that something sticks, everything you say and do is never any more or less than is necessary, you laugh at what you find funny, not what she finds funny, you know who/what you want and will go for it no matter what.... I could go on. The point is, she does not see the same person who she's known for a year, infact that guy is all but forgotten very VERY quickly.
This happened to me back in high school, for the first 3 years I was a little bitch, got bullied and shit. Then over the summer after the third year, I decided no more, came back and was cocky, confident, didn't take shit from anyone (don't confuse this with fighting, I never had a fight in HS) and you know what was funny? NOBODY recognised me as the little bitch they'd seen just 3 months earlier, infact some of the 'bullies' actually spoke to me about something they'd done to another kid (who looked kinda like me) a year ago, when it was actually me they'd done it to, they didn't even know it was me anymore. The girls no longer avoided me, I was still a bit useless with them, but I at least began making some female friends and at prom even had one girl continually dragging me off from my friends to dance.
Do you see what I'm saying? There is no reason why with a little bit of fucking EFFORT you can't change peoples perspective of you; whether that be some girl, friends, co-workers, acquaintances or even family!
So, either go and show this girl why she should give you the time of day and respect that you want from her, or continue bitching about it to a bunch of guys you've never even met that are only trying to help your ungrateful ass!!