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Teacher came onto me!
Hey
I have had a bit of a cush on this teacher for about a year.
At the prom at the end of the year he got realy drunk- more so than the other teacers, and he was like coming onto me and grabbing my ass and whispering things in my ear.
I didn't do anything in retun though- his behaviour totally put me off.
Has anyone else been in this situation?
I have had a bit of a cush on this teacher for about a year.
At the prom at the end of the year he got realy drunk- more so than the other teacers, and he was like coming onto me and grabbing my ass and whispering things in my ear.
I didn't do anything in retun though- his behaviour totally put me off.
Has anyone else been in this situation?
Blackmail him.
haha..no my relationshipd didnt happen this way..woah i'd have lost my likiing for him too if he'd done that (even after liking him for 3 years)!!! hmmm..
Well if your that uncomfortable, either report him or don't go anywhere near him
I would go to extremes to put him on the sex offenders register.
Carl1982
Why don't you chat him up?
men can be such hypocrites. why does there have to be a difference between how men and women act in essentially the same situation?
if there was a guy who fancied a hot woman teacher for a year, and then she made a move on him, most guys would be saying exactly want i am saying: go for it!
yet because it is a male teacher and a girl student the matter is supposed to be completely different.
Alice 00
men can be such hypocrites. why does there have to be a difference between how men and women act in essentially the same situation?
if there was a guy who fancied a hot woman teacher for a year, and then she made a move on him, most guys would be saying exactly want i am saying: go for it!
yet because it is a male teacher and a girl student the matter is supposed to be completely different.
if there was a guy who fancied a hot woman teacher for a year, and then she made a move on him, most guys would be saying exactly want i am saying: go for it!
yet because it is a male teacher and a girl student the matter is supposed to be completely different.
Well maybe some guys and girls (including yourself) would do that but i personally wouldn't even dream of doing that, especially as i have a girlfriend.
jesus calm down, why have a go at people for expressing opinion.
Ok. If it made you feel really uncomfortable then you should do something about it.
OP you have a few options:
1 Talk to a parent or close friend about it?
2 Maybe try speaking to the head of year or headteacher,
3 Do nothing and let it happen again or
4 Do nothing and avoid him like the plague.
I suggest you speak to your head of year or parents. They'll be able to help you through it.
And remember- it wasn't your fault. Everyone has crushes but the teacher was well in the wrong for doing that to you.
(And i think that the rediculous things people are posting here is rather unneccesary, this girl needs advice not stupid comments)
OP you have a few options:
1 Talk to a parent or close friend about it?
2 Maybe try speaking to the head of year or headteacher,
3 Do nothing and let it happen again or
4 Do nothing and avoid him like the plague.
I suggest you speak to your head of year or parents. They'll be able to help you through it.
And remember- it wasn't your fault. Everyone has crushes but the teacher was well in the wrong for doing that to you.
(And i think that the rediculous things people are posting here is rather unneccesary, this girl needs advice not stupid comments)
Alice 00
men can be such hypocrites. why does there have to be a difference between how men and women act in essentially the same situation?
if there was a guy who fancied a hot woman teacher for a year, and then she made a move on him, most guys would be saying exactly want i am saying: go for it!
yet because it is a male teacher and a girl student the matter is supposed to be completely different.
if there was a guy who fancied a hot woman teacher for a year, and then she made a move on him, most guys would be saying exactly want i am saying: go for it!
yet because it is a male teacher and a girl student the matter is supposed to be completely different.
I know, it always seems to come down to the fact that guys appear to be sex crazy (well most of us are, but there are some of us that show some self control).
dont put him on the sex offenders list - he was drunk after all, (not justifying being drunk or anythin)
i think you should deal with it exactly how you would with any other adult, not differently because hes a teacher.
i think you should deal with it exactly how you would with any other adult, not differently because hes a teacher.
I don't think he did anything wrong I mean you weren't a student anymore if it was your prom, you're both adults.
But I'd hazard a guess that if it got round your school to other teachers etc it wouldn't exactly help his career along, mud sticks and all that jazz.
Tip- don’t drunkenly tell any so called friends naively thinking it’ll be kept quiet cus it won’t, and things get exaggerated and told differently and you can deny it all you want but it wont make a difference.
OP you can PM me if you want to chat and you are genuine XX
EDIT: But if this is someone's idea of a joke I'm not amused…
But I'd hazard a guess that if it got round your school to other teachers etc it wouldn't exactly help his career along, mud sticks and all that jazz.
Tip- don’t drunkenly tell any so called friends naively thinking it’ll be kept quiet cus it won’t, and things get exaggerated and told differently and you can deny it all you want but it wont make a difference.
OP you can PM me if you want to chat and you are genuine XX
EDIT: But if this is someone's idea of a joke I'm not amused…
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