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I had one teacher who was fresh outta college and technically didn't finish the full requirements to teach. But the county was very lax, and also had a record breaking low number in teachers. My teacher was 24 and all the girls in the class liked him. He knew and would sit on students, stroke their hair, share their food, tell them way too much about his personal life, and he even broke up a few fights over him. One day he asked me to stay after class and we did karaoke. (inside joke) and when he went in to hug me he held on longer than I did and his nose/lip area hit my neck. Accidents happen, which is why I didn't think much of it, and from the look on his face when he pulled back I clearly didn't get the gesture. He gave me a valentines day card but I assumed it was cause I gave him a Christmas card.

Not much later during lunch, this random girl I had never spoke to but shared a class with, told me she gave filacio to one of our other young teachers and as she hid in the room where he kept the textbooks. She said she overheard him talking about me to the young teacher. I assumed she was lying until she brought up the karaoke thing. Long story but it's the only story I have.

*this isn't a fan fiction story or a troll. I'm genuinely curious if people have had things like this happen to them. I'm anonymous to not get anyone in trouble*

My ex boyfriend whom I dated for a while, texted me on Facebook yeserday for the first time in months. He asked for my number and I responded if he meant to ask me that or if that was meant for someone else, he said he meant to ask and I said why, he said he wanted th call me sometime. He also sent me a picture of the Valentine's Day card I got him...8 months ago when we were together. I really need to make sense of all this. I never lost feelings for him I just want to know his logic and if this means he wants to make amends and get back together.

I have a friend that did not grow up in the States but has been here now over 15 years. He says that women in particular go too overboard with holidays and birthdays and Valentines Day, none of which he ever celebrated as a kid or in his culture. When it comes to his wife, who is American, he doesn't care about those type of days even though she goes all out for him. He frequently forgets about her birthday, or their anniversary, and doesn't put much if any effort into gifts. This annoys her, I know, so one day all three of us were talking and the subject was brought up. After some back and forth between the two of them, I made a point to him that even if he doesn't care whether she celebrates these things for him (which he truly truly does not care if she were to forget), these dates are important to her. She likes them, she thinks anniversaries and Valentines day are special days that celebrate their love, and even beyond that, she's not a materialistic person, she simply would like a card even if he wrote it on just a scrap of paper and maybe they go out to eat. He says there shouldn't have to be a certain day for all this and because he isn't from here, he can't be expected to follow cultural norms here, but as she pointed out, he has learned the language, he's changed his style of dress on his own, and has otherwise assimilated into this culture in hundreds of ways, and this is a part of it and is very much important to her because she grew up celebrating these days and wants to share them with him.