17 Answers
Who cares about the frown . Things to consider there is a professional code of conduct for teachers . Morals clause and all that . This may cost her everything including her licence to teach to say nothing of the opinion of her peers . When in doubt dont go there is the advice .Lots of other women to play with . The down side for you is :you are sad for a bit and move on . Downside for her is :she loses everything and all her education is out the window . For what ? You ? 7 years is not a lot later on in life here its huge . Maturity wise . Bill
12 years ago. Rating: 11 | |
Does age matter, once people are happy.
12 years ago. Rating: 10 | |
Consenting adults who is to say ? Things are changing and old norms no longer apply. I have no input here thats constructive or helpful . Bill
12 years ago. Rating: 10 | |
It's not the physical age so much as it is the emotional and intellectual compatibility. Of course, the physical plays a big role, but you need to have a little more to keep a real relationship alive.
AS FAR AS THE TEACHER GOES, the age difference is immaterial.
YOU DO NOT DATE OR GET INVOLVED INTIMATELY WITH A TEACHER WHILE YOU ARE A STUDENT AT THE SCHOOL. PERIOD. END OF DISCUSSION.
Oh, wait.....unless you want to get him fired. And here's another thought.....with the remaining months you have in school, work on getting all your grades up at least .5gpa. That should keep your mind off the poor teacher whose life you want to destroy.
12 years ago. Rating: 9 | |
I would once have said that age was irrelevant, but now I'm a little older and see friends widowed whose spouses were 20 or more years older spending their twilight years alone and lonely it makes me wonder if huge age gaps are maybe not so good, especially when it comes to the later years when I know they would give anything to have someone to share with, I know there are things out there, but they still go home to an empty house. But do keep in mind I am only talking about substantial age difference
12 years ago. Rating: 8 | |
I am so confused by some of the answers that I need to pose a question back to you- How old are you and how old is the person you want to date?
12 years ago. Rating: 7 | |
If you are over the legal age, age does not matter. However, usually many other circumstances come into play that do matter, like teacher/student relationships. Like someone here asked, 'do you want to get the teacher fired?' If a relationship does not hurt you and/or others, and it appears to be good for you and your partner, go for it. If not, run from it.
12 years ago. Rating: 4 | |
if they are over 21. I don't care about occupation. Its the maturity of the individual.
12 years ago. Rating: 4 | |
I dated two, both around my age. I was never in their class. My field of studies was in a different area. I did not flirt. I met one for the first time else where. Then, later I found out we were at the same University. The other one, I knew and dated, he transfer to the University. We had not seen each other in a few years. We started dating again. I met him when I worked for IBM. He never knew I left for college. There was nothing inappropriate.
I was never one to play games with other emotions. I grew up around military and a father that had zero tolerance for mistakes. There are no excuses.
I'm not being mean,Ducka, just trying to explain in a few words, my world. I did not grow up in a sweet environment. I couldn't date a silly kid, I don't remember being one.
I was 24, he was 27. The other man was 31, I was 26. Our ages were pretty close, I don't think me wanting an education and him teaching should have been a factor.
There was nothing morally wrong, it was just a man and a woman who enjoyed each others company.We are still friends to this day, I'm in my 50's.