How to Date your Teacher
posted by: Gretchen
Dating your teacher is probably awkward and a bad idea. It is unusual but it happens now. You hear a lot of teacher-student romantic relationships. It is still a taboo but some people can’t really control their emotions so they just wake up dating their teacher. Schools don’t allow this kind of relationship.
Guides when Dating your Teacher
Here are some dating tips for you if you are into dating your teacher.
- Before you even start dating your teacher, think about its advantages and disadvantages. What happens if you do it?
- If you are graduating, why don’t you wait until you graduate? By that time, you won’t have to consider many things. You can just pursue your relationship without keeping it a secret.
- Be discreet with you relationship. People raise their eyebrows to such relationship. Just maintain a professional gap when you are within the school premises. As much as possible, you should keep it a secret. Your partner’s job is at risk. Be considerate with it.
- Respect the position of your teacher. Don’t be intimate to the person if you are at school. Avoid public display of affection (PDA) in the classroom. It can affect the teaching career of the educator you are dating with.
- Don’t use your relationship to have special considerations with your school requirements. Do your part as a student. Your relationship should not be used as your excuse in doing assignments and projects. It should be a source of inspiration to strive harder in your education.
- Don’t go to places where you could be seen by the school administrators or faculty.
- If you have misunderstandings, try not to bring them in class. Don’t mess up with your teacher. Focus your attention to the lessons.
- If everything doesn’t work, never use it to threaten your teacher. You should end your relationship in good terms and try to bridge the gap.
Don’t make your life difficult by doing something stupid or risky. If you can still avoid getting into this kind of relationship, do it. But if you can’t, live with the consequences.
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