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I Am In Love With My Teacher

Feb20-22

By: TheTeacherLover
Written on February 22nd, 2013
Age: 13-15 , Female
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  • evol2013

    OKay - this is different. If you need someone to speak with go to your school counselor, they are trained to deal with problems of all types. They will maintain confidentiality so you need not worry about that. If you're concerned that they will judge you, state at the very beginning that you want support and no judgement. If you don't want to go to a counselor then go to another adult, (preferably a female) that you can trust. Grandparents? Aunts? Uncles? Brother. Any sincere adult in your life will try to help you.

    Mar 2
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  • TheTeacherLover

    I just wanna tell y'all, I really need his help. I'm not trying to get him alone to try and pursue him, I really need someone to trust right now. None of y'all know what's actually going on, but I'm in deep business right now. I just need someone to talk to and he's being there for me.

    Feb 25
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    • Holli35

      Okay cool

      Feb 25
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    • Holli35

      Just don't seek romantic love and comfort from from this guy. He is way too old for you. Way too old for youuuuuuu. If he is old enough to be your father than I think that says alot right there.

      Feb 25
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  • evol2013

    There is nothing cute about this - it is inappropriate. Someone, meaning your teacher can get in trouble, he's being an idiot if he is indeed flirting with you or giving you that impression. My question would be is he like that with other girls? Are you sure you are not taking those little exchanges out of context? It seems to me that if he is indeed acting this way, that others would have observed it as well, such as, your other classmates, other teachers, or adults. If you were my daughter I would tell you to quit flirting with men older than you --PERIOD--- someone could get in serious trouble, labeled a pervert, etc. I live in D.C., and find that cases like this are rampant. So "Rach," flirt only with boys in your age group, NEVER older men or teachers. You could get yourself in a situation that you cannot control. It so happens that my son is a high school teacher, very handsome, pursued by girls since he was 14, in college, grad school, etc. to this day, a barrage of women constantly vying for his attention. He's also vey well liked by students, is a football coach, etc. I have spoken with him many times about being careful to NEVER flirt or return any type of exchange with a student, never to be alone with them. Careers and lives can be RUINED by something that seems so innocent. There are tons of boys your own age to flirt with both in and outside of school. Your exchange with your teacher should only be about school work or school related matters. If your teacher is indeed flirting with you, rest assured that he is doing that with other girls, as well. NOTHING good will come from this. And as for hugs, that is rediculous, hug your dad, brother, uncle, etc. if you need a male hug. Sorry but, I clearly do not support you in this matter as it could have serious implications for everyone.

    Feb 24
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    • TheTeacherLover

      I understand completely, thank you for your comment.

      Feb 25
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  • aannoonn

    This is soo cute keep posting what happens

    Feb 24
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  • Holli35

    No matter what you do do not sleep with him.

    Feb 23
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  • Holli35

    Stop telling him he looks good. He is trying to do the right thing and be professional okay? Don't try to hug him so much either. There is only so much he can take with a hot girl in his class.

    Feb 23
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  • Holli35

    Lol

    Feb 23
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