indierocker
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I need some advice.
I am a 28 year-old high school teacher. I want to pursue one of my students once she's graduated. Nothing untoward has happened while she's been my student, nor is there a risk of that happening.
I like my career, am good at it, am respected, and know where the line is.
However, I have had this eighteen year-old in my classes for three straight years, and she's almost ready to graduate. I believe there is at least some mutual interest on her part, though it's hard to say because we both know that there's a line, and neither of us would ever cross it for fear of upsetting the other, or creating the uncomfortable moment.
I know that I must be patient (in other words, I understand that I shouldn't be going after her the day after graduation), and that I am walking a very fine line in terms of sketchiness/perversion.
I'm not looking for anyone to call me out and tell me I'm a perv or that I should be ashamed of myself. I'm a guy, she's beautiful and smart, and I've done nothing wrong.
On numerous occasions, she's gone out of her way to tell me that her step-mom is closer in age to her than the step-mom is to her dad. I think she's curious.
I know I want to approach her with a light tone, and an invitation to harmless fun. No over-the-top seriousness or anything like that.
I just don't know how to go about this, the timing of it, and what to say and what not to say.
Any advice?
I am a 28 year-old high school teacher. I want to pursue one of my students once she's graduated. Nothing untoward has happened while she's been my student, nor is there a risk of that happening.
I like my career, am good at it, am respected, and know where the line is.
However, I have had this eighteen year-old in my classes for three straight years, and she's almost ready to graduate. I believe there is at least some mutual interest on her part, though it's hard to say because we both know that there's a line, and neither of us would ever cross it for fear of upsetting the other, or creating the uncomfortable moment.
I know that I must be patient (in other words, I understand that I shouldn't be going after her the day after graduation), and that I am walking a very fine line in terms of sketchiness/perversion.
I'm not looking for anyone to call me out and tell me I'm a perv or that I should be ashamed of myself. I'm a guy, she's beautiful and smart, and I've done nothing wrong.
On numerous occasions, she's gone out of her way to tell me that her step-mom is closer in age to her than the step-mom is to her dad. I think she's curious.
I know I want to approach her with a light tone, and an invitation to harmless fun. No over-the-top seriousness or anything like that.
I just don't know how to go about this, the timing of it, and what to say and what not to say.
Any advice?