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Don Juan
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Thanks for responding, guys.NorPacWolf said:1. Does she single you out for this type of attention?
2. See if this 'kind' behavior continues once the term is concluded.
3. No one can tell you what your moral position is; if you feel uncomfortable with her status, move on.
She is kind to students that haven't been rude. While I attended a few office hours to ask questions regarding the class, she is always inviting me to come see her if I have any more questions. I suggested to her the other day when we were "small-talking" that I may not be taking her class again next semester ("depends" is what I stated), she asked "depends on what?" "Depends, will it make all your dreams come true if I returned to your class?" "Yes!" Afterwards she again invited me to stop by anytime in the future just to talk languages (the class i took w/ her) and for snacks (we love food).
To see if this behaviour continues, there are 2 routes to go: either take her section or take another prof's section. If I take her night section, I can for one of those nights after classes if she wants to brab a bite. However, I actually don't wanna see her every week cuz not sure if that is a good thing (seems like i'm dragging it long)
Or I can take another prof's section, and see her 2 or 3 times at office hours but this limits the rapport building aspect.
I know that you guys are already thinking I've caught one-itis, and probably so. When she mentioned her fiance, it didn't faze me at all. I'm glad that she mentioned it before I made the move. This situation is new territory for me: older women who is classy, easy-going sense of humour, and seemingly genuine and kind. Coupled w/ her attractiveness (To me, she's an 8 in appearances only; she's on the skinny side, but I like skinny girls too), it's a deadly combo and I've never been w/ an older woman.
To SamePendo and Mental:
The only time I'm going to see her is at our exam next week. And then I have to see if I should take her section or another section or if at all, the class.
I don't mind getting w/ her as long as she is okay with it. That's like the boyfriend thing: if she's willing to look elsewhere during the relationship, then chances are she shouldn't be in that relationship anyways.
However, because they are engaged, this indicates more seriousness in the relationship versus just a boyfriend. Anyone wanna shed a light on the whole engagement ring on which finger issue? It'll be great for all aspiring DJ's to know before they approach in the future.