Mate (randomuser107), just accept that it's you who's exhibiting the strange behaviour, not the woman you're chasing.
Firstly, your refusal to post the profile name of the woman in question is highly suspicious in itself. It instantly makes any reader who didn't come down in the last shower think that you're trying to hide her identity so that she can't comment on your behaviour. That in itself is a) manipulating behaviour and b) controlling behaviour. You want to control and deny her right to present her side of the story. You only want us to see YOUR side of the story so that you can get us to side with you. Well, that's not going to happen. Please do not insult us by underestimating our individual or collective intelligence.
Secondly: If you took your self reported behaviour out of the context of AW and into the "real" world and she didn't respond, but you persisted, and she still didn't respond, then pretended to be someone else in order to get close to her, well you'd be on the end of a police investigation for stalking, which is now a criminal offence.
I'd just look at yourself rather than criticising a woman who has plainly chose to have nothing to do with you.
Her reasons are equally valid as yours, accept that. Man up.
If she says NO, you as a bloke must accept that no means no.
The reason is none of your business. Accept that too.
You have precisely zero right to control her.
Several respondents on this thread have told you you're behaviour is, quote, "creepy" and "stalkerish". I thought exactly the same. Immediately. You're waving a big red flag about your behaviour and attitude towards women.
Tip: When other men tell you that, you should be sitting up and taking notice, big time.
But if you're still in any doubt about the seriousness of *your* behaviour, I'd suggest you read the following:
External Link/Members OnlyYou can easily be placed on an SPO - Stalker Prevention Order - and end up in court very swiftly now if you ignore it. This kind of obsessive behaviour can lead to rape, false imprisonment and murders, which is precisely why the legislation was brought in.