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Help! I'm crushing on my teacher


 
I have a crush on my social studies teacher. I want to be with him but know I probably can’t because it can get both of us into a lot of trouble. But every time he talks to me or comes close to me, I go crazy. I feel like I want to just grab him and kiss him. Should I make a move or move on?


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Student-teacher crushes are common. Lots of girls spend study hall comparing notes on cute teachers rather than civics. It’s normal to feel attracted to someone you stare at 40 minutes daily. But it’d be a huge mistake to act on those feelings. Should you make a move? No way! It would backfire big-time, and such a relationship is completely inappropriate—and illegal! Seek a Valentine among students, not faculty. Who sits behind you in history? Ask him about the fall of Rome…or what’s up this weekend.
 
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We have a HOT!!! male teacher who is an english teacher and a PE coach and we all talk about him. Its hard because he has had to wear his shorts in class and he just looks really drooling good. I admit I started to recently have a crush on him but it didnt go to far where I started thinking about hooking up with him. Some of my friends say they would want to do that with him and more but I think you are asking for trouble if you ever actually did that. But I say we can think about doing things all day with someone and thats fine but when you actually go through with it, thats not a good idea.

by fashionqn on 2/6/2013 5:49:49 PM

 
 



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So there's this guy I like but he is in a different school. Its still in same state though. The thing is I got his phone number from a friend who he doesn't know at all, she got it from a friend who does know him. I'm not the best of friends with him. I've talked with him before because we had the same group of friends at the time but when we got in high school we didn't talk anymore but in the hallways he always stared at me and I did too. Then he transferred to a different school in different district. SO the dilemma I have his number but should I text him saying its me. But he was the type to date the really popular girls so he kind of thinks highly of himself and I'm afraid he will respond like why are you texting me. I just cannot decide whether I should text him or not. Should I?

 

Hey girlie, you'll never know what's going to happen unless you try. So if you really like him, it's worth a shot! If he says no, there's no reason for you to see him again so it won't be a very big deal. 


Lauren T.

by HockeyLuver on 2/6/2013 5:43:20 PM

 
 



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I'm planning a slumber party for my 13th birthday. I'm thinking of inviting 5-6 girls, but I heard that each girl should know at least one other girl at the party besides the host. Most of the people I'm inviting are from different places but I think they could get to know eachother. ? What should I do

 

Hey girlie, you know your friends so you can decide if you think their personalities will go well with each other and if they'll like each other. If you think they'll all get along then it's fine for them to get to know each other at the party. Just be sure to start with some kind of icebreaker to help them get to know each other.  


Lauren T.

by WashingtonGirlie13 on 2/6/2013 5:10:52 PM

 
 

Haha that's so funny my school is known for our hot social studies teacher too! He also just happens to be my homeroom teacher (for all 4 years of high school)..score :-D
Although I admit he's pretty good looking, I've never had an actual crush on him because..well..he's a teacher and he's in his 30's (I believe). But omg freshmen year my two best friends at the time were IN LOVE with him!!!! Especially one of them who is in homeroom with me, she was crazy for him and would just sit there staring at him..I think she's over it now tho haha

by maggie183 on 2/6/2013 5:04:01 PM

 
 



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Theres this guy that I know likes me and we text all the time but at school we only exchange a grand total of 10 words all day....we only have 1 class where we sit next to each other and plus hes my locker neighbor but how can we make time to talk?? also we both go to a really small school (where everyone knoes everyone's busines and I dont like the idea of everyone knowing our business which is one of the reasons I dont want to date him...what should I do about this stupid phobia???? THANKS!!

 

Hey girlie, it's not a stupid phobia. But if you really like him, you might just have to put up with it. To talk to him more, spend time with him at your lockers and try to sit together at lunch. Take advantage of any time you have together.  


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by Reba22:22 on 2/6/2013 4:46:33 PM

 
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