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Planning to tell him I like him so that he understands why I am avoiding him... my teacher...

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Question - (13 April 2008) 6 Answers - (Newest, 14 April 2008)
A female Canada age 30-35, anonymous writes:

well I like my teacher a lot and im deciding whether I should tell him or not. I'm thinking telling him is the only way I'm going to stop liking him because its going to get rid of all the what if's going on in my head and I know it might make things awkward between us but maybe its what I need because the way we act with eachother is not a healthy student-teacher relationship. (it would be considered flirting if he was my age) I'm not going to get into it but there is a lot of stuff he does that maybe if he didn't do it I wouldn't like him as much and if he knew I liked him he probably wouldn't act like that way with me. but I don't want to tell him because I just don't know how to go about it. I'm not telling hoping to date him, I want to tell him so he will understand when why I don't talk to him as much when I start avoiding him. I've liked how for almost a year and I haven't liked anyone this much before. I wouldn't do it if it wasn't my last resort but it is. please help

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A female reader, sweetuffy23 United States +, writes (14 April 2008):

I would suggest not telling him.I am in a bad situation because of a flirty teacher.If you tell him he most likely will show interest and that may be what you want but it'll embarass both of you.You should continue avoiding him and no matter what friends say about telling him dont get caught up.A good friend is better than a bad relationship.

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A female reader, eyeswideopen United States +, writes (14 April 2008):

eyeswideopen agony auntHate to burst your bubble but he most likely won't even notice if you distance yourself. You've a bad case of the school crush so do yourself a favor and keep your distance.

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A female reader, british_girl United Kingdom +, writes (14 April 2008):

british_girl agony auntI love my teacher too and i feel like telling him every day just because i want him to know that someone cares for him as much as is humanly possible, or because of the tiny tiny tiny chance that something could happen between us, or just because i hate having it inside me... but i don't tell him. And i won't. Not until i leave school, at least, because everything would change for the worse if i let him know how i feel about him right now.

Hope everything works out ok for you xx

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A female reader, Emilysanswers United Kingdom +, writes (13 April 2008):

You realise that if you tell him, you won't just be telling him.

There are so so many rules about this. He will tell the head of department, who will tell the principal. They will then pull you out for a "chat" about how it can never happen and to check he didn't abuse his position.

Then you will have to move class or he will and there is a good chance the reason will get out so everyone will know. It could affect his career if rumours get out.

The best thing for you to do is to back off. Act professionally. You are an adult and are capable of holding back your feelings.

Go to his classes, hand your assignments in, and get out of there.

Good Luck!! xx

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A reader, anonymous, writes (13 April 2008):

If he acts this way with everyone i would say he is overstepping the mark and you need to realise he is just being over-friendly.

But i think from what you say he is way abusing his authority - he is wrong - he is your teacher and could get into trouble for flirting with you. You cannot have a relationship with him.

You should not have these worries at your age, you should only worry that you get to much homework not that your teacher is flirting with you.

We all like attention it makes us feel good about ourselves.

Please do not worry about upsetting him just concentrate on your studies and do well in class and keep you distance from him. He is a grown man he will understand - you don't have to say anything.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (13 April 2008):

Hi Hunny

This is your teacher, Even if he has certain feelings they are wrong in his profession..If you are avoiding him sweetheart because of this, It does not give good teacher student realation at all let alone how much trouble he could get into...

http://heyteach.org/ht_trouble_pt2.cfm

It is not wise to tell him, To talk to someone, A school counsellor if your worried, which I doubt you will feel comfortable doing hunny but would be wise...If anyone knows of these feelings it could get out of control and word can spred and he could find himself in a great deal of trouble..So if he is flirting with you hunny ignore it and get on with your education as best as you can, I understand how hard it is but it will only cause pain and heatache for you hunny, Ive popped a link for you to read love...TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOU WITH LOVE N HUGS MANDY XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

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