My biggest advice is just to be patient. I recently got a rehomed pair in addition to my other gliders, and one of the rehomes was incredibly hand-shy and basically wanted nothing to do with people. But as I've kept interacting with him, he has SLOWLY become more trusting of me. You won't see a drastic change in their personality - such as they want to be with you all of the sudden. But it'll come in small steps (such as crawling onto your arm of their own will, staying with you for longer, choosing to be with you, etc.)
Patience is key. Also, maybe try covering your hands with a bonding mitt (
www.etsy.com/listing/912255556/jewel-bonding-mitt?ref=shop_home_recs_12&crt=1)
or a sock if you don't want to pay that much, lol. It helps the gliders feel more comfortable with your hand and it keeps you from being bit.
I believe that she WILL bond with you like your male, it'll just take time. Some gliders just need to know that you're not going to hurt them and that you're their friend. Just showing her that. :)