Well, this is possible. I think she's very immature for her age and has alot of dreams about freedom from family, etc. that will likely go unrealized. She is also potentially manipulative in a young, insecure girly way. That's a shame, but one does have to provide a nudge towards maturity and such. I'm sure that she was nervous meeting my folks--I was pretty on-the-mark with my parents' reaction: they liked her but thought that she might be a touch immature; Mom had mouthed silently to me, "She's cute" and smiled. I wasn't too surprised by this. In short, I really wasn't nervous; I'm old enough at this point
She is a good person, but she's going to have to choose between growing up or staying in her Barbie-doll infested bedroom forever--the latter is not a joke, its true. I'm doing her a favor, believe me. She wants to leave home, but she doesn't know how to leave or what to do in the real world.
I'm not an overly-coddling-type of guy--come to think of it, I'm more or less...a guy. I'm not a jerk. I was very direct but nice and complimentary in my message to her. I reminded her that I too have feelings. And, I left the door open to her rethinking her position.
I don't want a follower...I want an adult, thinking, woman. She's very smart but has cocooned herself in youthful thinking to avoid dealing with adult realities. My aunt did that and never left home...lived with her mother (my grandmother) for her whole life and died one year after my grandmother...she had no life; a nice woman, but emotionally, she was forever a child.