Dear, Director
My name is Jessie, im a senior at a inner city public school, my pursuits are health related sciences, and track. Im currently doing a exam on my English course for University credits. I have the same problem as you do, teachers would come to where I am sitting and flirt with me. One time a math teacher came up to me and was trying to teach me how to do the homework I had been doing, I never asked for her help but she insisted anyways. She was talking very fast, and was rather abnormally anxious. She would point to my work, and then write some stuff on my workbook, then unintentionally touch me in the hand or something. it was a weird experience, but it happens to me a lot. I dont consider myself to be an exceptionally good looker, I never felt that way, but every time I walk down the hall all the pretty girls just look at me. When I sit down at class, girls just try to get my attention, I try to ignor them and do my work, but sometimes I look and it irritates them becuase they think im playing them. Im not delusional, a lot of girls look at me, even when on the bus, pretty girls make eye contact with me. There are some good in it, being people treat me better. But also it brings some bad. When I was working at a resturant I had a employer who would ocasionally slap me in the behind, and this would go on for days. I told my superviser about this and she stoped. Dont get me wrong, but when your teacher flirts with you it could escalate into sexual misconduct. There is a power difference between a teacher and a student, as for my employer and myself. This can lead to exploitation for you, as it did for me. It is wrong morally for a person of authority to do such unprofessional actions. It does not represent what the school system stands for, and it is horrible for anyones reputation to exploit a minor. I feel bad for you so this is why I write to you.
1. Tell him you do not like it, and tell him to stop. Your teacher will not know until you tell him. be frank, and direct, show some seriousness as the situation is not torlerated. Do this now or as quickly as possible. Most admiriors think their crush likes them back, or likes the attention they give. So continue to pursue even when it obveously disturbs the victim. If he does not stop go up his level and tell your principal about it. I have done this to a female teacher and now she leaves me alone.
2. Ignor him, cut all ties with him. Burn all bridges to him. Never talk to him again.
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It sounds like he may want some student teacher action. Stay away from him. Don't become a home wrecker! I know a girl who had an affair with the teacher and it f***ed her life up.
He's married, you're underage, you'll get into huge trouble :/
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