Just a few thoughts:
You are already in a 'relationship' with her. The way she behaves with you is the way she behaves with every guy she knows, including her boyfriend(s) She's always going to be an energy sucker. And although this will be difficult to quantify, she will suck more life out of those she fucks than those she does not.
You've been imagining and exploring her qualities to figure out why you might be infatuated with her but you haven't thought too much about her negative qualities. You've heard the cliche', "Love Knows No Boundaries." We are attracted to negative qualities and negative consequences just as much as we are attracted to the positives. She's non-communicative, moody, flighty, flip-flops her mind . . . and she does all of this
knowing that it hurts others. Why are you so attracted to this? Do you recall anybody else in your past who fits this description? Do you recall anybody else making you feel nervous about 'relationships'?
We actually know EVERYTHING. . . but instead of accepting the negative (so that we can progress) we tend to manufacture positive things to balance out the negative. After all, we are taught at a young age that wrong is bad. Pain is bad. Bad is bad. . . but what exactly is so bad about bad? Everything is just a moment in time, and acceptance is the first rung of the ladder to get you over and out.
So . . . keeping ^this in mind, let's take a look at what you wrote here:
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* This is a woman I look up to in terms of work-life. She is extremely disciplined, executes everything on time, executes everything with great ambition - and moves forward in life at a great speed.
* I also look up to her character. She doesn't let anyone walk her over, she stands her ground and she is generally a strong individual. I am jealous of this woman and I want to be like her.
Now . . . I don't know this girl and I don't know her professional life. . . but if she is the woman you described to us in your journal, I can promise you that she is not punctual with her work nor is she professional. Being two completely different people in two different facets of life is a difficult task. When she's in a bad mood, she's not going to return calls; she's not going to follow up. When she's in a mood to work, she will. When she is not, she won't. She might seem to be getting by right now . . . but give it a few years, all of this will catch up. . . unless of course she's got a value proposition that trumps these unprofessional habits.
Take charge of your life. If you seek a professional mentor, then find yourself a professional. If you want help with scheduling, take a class. If you want to become a goofy chick, go find a counselor and hash it out. But avoid mixing all of this stuff with vagina. Your life is your life to live.
*By the way, were you the youngest sibling of your family?