<human>: So I've known this girl for over 4 years now. I've known for a while that she's been into me and she's starting to make it clear she wants a relationship. 

Problem is I just don't find myself to be attracted to her. We don't seem to have a lot in common and our values don't match. I'm also a rather strong introvert and that's probably not conducive to a good relationship. We are not very close friends anymore, we just see each other every month or so (we used to see each other a lot more in school). I don't feel like I know a ton about her yet.

On the other hand, I find myself intrigued because I've never been in a serious relationship. Maybe I should try this just to see what happens? Can attraction be built up if none was there to begin with? Maybe the dating experience itself will be worth it? Or is that unethical to potentially lead someone on like that?

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: Should I date girl I'm not attracted to if I've never had a relationship before? Would the experience be useful and is there potential for something to grow?