Some rabbits don't really like being touched. She might not like humans much. She might also just be very skittish - she might mellow a bit growing up, spaying might help... When did you get her? Considering you say she's not spayed, I'm gonna suppose she's a teenager. Teenage rabbits are like teenage humans: as a whole, they kinda suck - a lot of them can become dirty, temperamental, withdrawn... My suggestion is for now, don't force her. Gently try sometimes, but don't insist (she might bite if your not careful). When she's around 8 month old, spay her. Allow her about two or three months to recover from the operation and see what her adult temperament is like. If she's still really skittish, I would consider getting her a human friendly laidback bunny (so, preferably a neutered adult male, to know what you're getting) as a friend to help her relax. If you don't want a second rabbit, sometimes patience does the trick. I have to warn you, though: my Aki was almost a 'wild bunny' (born in a real burrow outside and from a mother who was probably never touched by a human) when I got her. Having a bunny friend helped immensely to relax her. Still, it took THREE YEARS for her to let me pet her without becoming tense or to stay in a relaxed position when I am standing in the room. She's 7 and a half now, and she trusts me completely but it took a lot of time to come to this point. I'm still a bit awed everytime she lets me pet her like it's nothing (and she still can't stand strangers - she'll hide the second she hears an unknown voice in the house, men being worse than women for her).