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What did my teacher mean when he said "I'm not playing favourites now"?

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Question - (31 January 2008) 5 Answers - (Newest, 16 April 2008)
A female United States age 13-15, anonymous writes:

ok first off me and my bff's were walking down the hall way to get my sweatshirt so we could go outside and 2 of our teacher both menwre standing by the lockers and and to go outside and i said i need my sweatshirt so then the teacher that always flirts with me said "i'm not playing favortes right now' then he made my bff's go and left me their and just stared at me.so i like to know what he ment by "i'm not playing favorets right now"

what do you think it means?

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A female reader, anonymous, writes (16 April 2008):

your teacher means he's not going to be nice to one and nasty to the other. he is going t otreat you outh equally.

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A female reader, nicole5178 United States +, writes (3 February 2008):

nicole5178 agony auntHe was probably referring to him favoring you. Lots of times older men can come off as flirty, even if they just mean it in a joking way. I don't really know why he'd make your friend leave.... He was probably just messing with your head. When teachers get together, they like to do that type of thing for some reason, so that they can laugh about it or something. I don't know why. I've had teachers do that a lot, like this one time one of my teachers asked me to pick something up for him that he had dropped, so it was like why did I have to pick it up?, and then another teacher said "No! Don't pick it up!" So I stopped, and then the other teacher laughed and said "No, I'm kidding. Pick it up." I just thought, 'wow, you guys are lame.'

Don't worry about it. But also don't go into situations that make you uncomfortable. You can always leave. If something else happens where he's forward with you again, either tell him to back off or tell your parents he's being inappropriate. Hope that helps... good luck!!

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A female reader, maddierose Ireland +, writes (1 February 2008):

maddierose agony auntWell he could just have meant that even though your a favourite student (all teachers have them) he wont let this get in the way if your doing something wrong. Im not sure, I didnt fully udnerstand the question.

Hope this helped

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A female reader, birdynumnums Canada + , writes (1 February 2008):

birdynumnums agony auntIt's not necessary to stay somewhere that you are not comfortable. No teacher should expect you to be alone with him. The next time he asks you boyfriend to leave, go with your boyfriend. Tell your parents that he is being inappropriate.

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A male reader, Collaroy Australia + , writes (1 February 2008):

Collaroy agony auntI dont know, why don't you relay this message to your parents. I am sure they will at least be interested in why your teacher apparently flirts with an underage girl.

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