<human>: Male 25, sane, clean living, exercise regularly, eat at least four servings of vegetables a day.

I have become deeply attracted to a woman (female, 24) on the interwebs over the past five weeks. She first noticed me late last year on an internet forum that we both go to, added me on Facebook, and we started talking, at first, I just dismissed her as random internet person #49784, but by early February, I discovered that she is really great: attractive, pleasant intelligent, possesses knowledges and mad skillz I desire, and more importantly, she struck just the right notes to dispel completely my previous indifference towards the lack of sex and romance in my life. 

Things looked pretty swell until last Sunday, when I made an unintentional remark about her appearance which I thought was a tiny constructive criticism but in hindsight rather inappropriate. I am not even sure why I made that remark, maybe to not to appear as a nice guy, maybe to keep the strong desires in check, maybe the romantic feelings were making me uncomfortable and I wanted to create a distance, I do not know. All that matter is, I said it, she became very upset, and was quite distressed over the fact I would actually say it to her.

She was able to forgive though: by Tuesday, she was telling me that she loves me again. However, it seems she has now convinced herself that I don't find her particularly attractive, and would occasionally tell me that I'd be better off trying to find someone who I would be more "naturally attracted" to, whatever the hell that means. I kept on telling her that it is true, but it doesn't seem she's all that willing to listen, and I am becoming a bit frustrated over her unwillingness to acknowledge my feelings towards her. 

What do I do now?

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<bot>: I made an unintentional negative comment on a woman's appearance, now she's convinced that I am not really attracted to her, what can I do to convince her otherwise?