It might be wise to search for another job and get prepared to leave. Worst case scenario, you're ready to go if they ask you to. Best case scenario, you have two jobs to choose from.

If they're being shitty and keeping you up in the air like that it's unfair. Quietly search for a new job and if you find a better one that wants you, give your two weeks notice and get the hell out of dodge. Don't wait on them.

Hahaha maybe you've been terminated and are working for free. They're hoping you don't notice.

Just keep showing up until they explicitly tell you to go. Who knows? Maybe your supervisor might have an "accident" this weekend and not be able to terminate you. I'm not SAYING you should have anything to do with causing said accident...

If you've been on probation for 6 months, it's not a good fit for you. They will probably let you go, and your supervisor may be delaying telling you because she feels bad, or she's scared. Regardless of whether they're going to fire you or not, why do you want to stay somewhere where you're miserable? You should have started looking for a new job when they first put you on probation, because it's easier to find a job when you already have a job, and you're not as desperate. But it's not too late. Start looking right away, and maybe, if you're lucky, you can quit before they get around to firing you.

Sometimes, no news is good news. I am assuming you are getting paid in the probation period. If I were in your shoes, I would be looking for better opportunities already though.

If you are getting paid less because you are on probation or are excluded from certain benefits because of probation, you have to consider the possibility they are trying to keep you indefinitely in probation. Whichever way, I think you should find another job or look into the gig economy by peddling your skills on freelancing sites. Look after #1 because your boss won't!

I'd start searing for a new job and hand in your resignation when the time is right. Sorry you have to go through this OP

It's just a sign of affection that shes avoiding you. Usually when girls avoid you, they're actually secretly liking you!

I'd show up at her house, 6 months of waiting is far long enough