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writes: I sent in a question in November about me and my realtionship with my former Art teacher. I just want to thank every one who gave me advice and to let you how things have worked out. I spoke to Oscar* (not his real name) one night about it and he was willing to change school and teach in another area maybe closer to the city where we both live. But a couple of weeks ago i was informed that i had been accepted by an arts academy in London. We were both thrilled and hes going to follow me to London and share a falt with me over there and also teach at a school he used to teach at 8 years ago. I'v also told my family about me and Oscar* and everyone is very supportive although i think they think it's not going to last long but really the way things are going there quite wronge. I know student - teacher realtionships can get blurred alittle and when your in your teens emotions are running high. But when you have a connection with someone don't waste it. Some people never find partners and in this day and age where divorce is becoming a more and more common pracdice, love, really love that gose alot further then looks and lust is rare. I didn't think i'd ever be living with oscar* and moving to London but here i am. Good luck to you all that have feelings towards your teachers and i hope very thing work out for the best (play it safe)
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reader, anonymous, writes (15 December 2006): i am so happy for you!
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reader, willywombat  +, writes (10 December 2006):
 You give your age as in the 18 - 21 range. You are an adult, I wish you well.
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reader, anonymous, writes (10 December 2006):
Can you give us an update in a year?
I am skeptical I think it might be helpful to all these 14,15yo's in deep and profound love with their teachers.
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reader, anonymous, writes (10 December 2006): I wish you all the very best, and good luck mate! =)
- hopeless_xx
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reader, honkifuluvnicole  +, writes (9 December 2006):
 Wow that is so cool!! I wish you all the best in London, and dont listen to the people saying it wont last long, because if there is a connection and love there, then you can make it last.
Im still trying to figure out me and my teacher....but not having much luck. What is meant to be will be, I guess.
Best of luck to you.
xxx
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reader, anonymous, writes (9 December 2006): Well done hunnie!
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