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Are teachers prepared for their students to be attracted to them?

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Question - (21 May 2011) 3 Answers - (Newest, 22 May 2011)
A female France age 26-29, *eony writes:

Hi, Dear Cupid.

Would like to know :

Can teachers be JUST attracted by their students who are 16/17 or even 18 ?

Are they trained to be prepared that some of their students can be attracted to them?

Can teachers be attached to their students?

Why it's so difficult to see them like us, humans?

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A female reader, ArtsyGirl United States +, writes (22 May 2011):

1st question: Yes, they can, they can't help it, and they are not supposed to act on it. If they do that is a crime in most countries

2nd Question: Possibly. But if not Teachers are adults and should know to just ignore it and it is wrong to show interest back. It is also bad for teachers if kids flirt with them and Teachers can report it if it gets too bad

3rd Question: Yes they can, but not in an intimate way. I have many teachers who are my friends, and who I go out with. BUT they are all my gender, and if I were to go with a male teacher anywhere I would bring another FEMALE adult

I don't really understand your fourth question

Hope I helped!

Cheers!

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A female reader, maverick494 United States +, writes (21 May 2011):

Please read this article, it'll answer most of your questions:

http://www.dearcupid.org/question/crushes-on-teachers.html

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A female reader, based51 Ireland +, writes (21 May 2011):

based51 agony auntIt's hard for you to see them as humans because you're very young and don't have life experience.

To answer your question, yes, teachers most certainly do become attracted to their students and it's of all ages, not just the older ones.

And yes, some most certainly do become attached to a particular student but if they are a good teacher and an honorable person they will fight this and not let it intervene with their work.

As far as I know, teachers do not undergo much formal training when it comes to dealing with students who have crushes on them.

Obviously they are told to discourage it and that under no circumstances should they show that they reciprocate any feelings.

However, teachers are trained to deal with being desired simply through experiencing life. As you get older it becomes fairly easy to recognise that someone is attracted to you and even easier to dismiss those feelings and be unaffected by them.

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