Registered: February 16, 2007
Posts: 6
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SO, this new semester, I was entered into a criminal psychology class. My professor attractive and he really didn't look a day over thirty-five. All my friends in the class thought he was the hottest guy that they had ever seen, but I really didn't care all that much. I mean, he's a college professor, he couldn't be that young. One day he asked me to stay after class to talk about a paper that I had written on Lizzie Borden. the conversation started out well enough. He praised me on my analysis. But soon he put his hand on my thigh and started talking about how beautiful I was. It disgusted me! A college professor hitting on one of his students whow asn't the least bit interested. My question is, do you think that teachers hitting on or assaulting students is wrong?
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Registered: January 15, 2006
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In school yes, it's sick. You think of your teachers (or the good ones, at least) like your parents. It's just wrong. In college, there are way more friendships between students and professors, plus the age difference can be a lot less significant. Dating someone who teaches you is kind of morally questionable, but as soon as the course is over, I don't see why not (unless he's married or creepy)
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Registered: January 16, 2003
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Ahahaha, Khary. :P
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Registered: April 15, 2003
Posts: 1396
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Only if they don't offer extra credit.
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Registered: February 17, 2007
Posts: 15
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I would say both; it's sick and digusting, plus it's against the law if a teacher hitting on a student or a student hitting on a teacher, that's so wrong. the problem is age differences, thats why it's not right in this twisted world.
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