mrchance33
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Why do all my teachers have to be ugly
I guess I am lucky to have been in some police training classes that deal with indecent/perverted and sexual predator type behavior. If you do not not understand what our society deems as "normal" sexual behavior, you do not realize how messed up the world really is when it comes to stuff like this. Just look up sexual molestors/offenders in your neighborhood. They are eveywhere. People seem to think that nothing is wrong anymore with having sex with children. And weather you think 14/15 yr old is or not, by law and society norms, it is against the law and wrong.
God likes you and wants you to do well in school.
We live in a sexually overstimulated society that has crossed line after line regarding sexual prudence and behavior. These are simply truths. Doomed, is a relative term, as the fact that it is a lifetime lifestyle and culture and you will be and are surrounded by like minded individuals there is little chance that you will recognize the depravity of your actions. Misery does love company and if everyone else is doing it how can it be wrong and you certainly will not be miserable - as far as you can tell.
Self fulfilling prophecies.
There will be a psychological and moral differentiation yet because it is so rooted in your behaviors it will not be evident to you or your companions because it will not be anything more than the normal popular and accepted social sexual behavior.
Black is the new White. White is the new Black.
I told you before. I'm the odd one. You on the other hand are perfectly normal. Good luck with that.
I'm curious as to why puberty hits in the teen years, but sex is frowned upon. Does puberty mean we are mature enough to engage in sexual activity, or are we as a species broken?
I heard a song this morning that reflects what my ultimate point is about this topic of sexual purity and innocence and our choices in general.
What you live you learn.
What you learn your practice.
What you practice you become.
What you become has consequences.
Enjoy your weekend!
Here's my take on your question regarding what goes through the heads of offending female teachers. If you notice, most are fairly cute. I think they are often women who got a lot of male attention in high school and college, and once they are out of that fun phase of life, they miss it. The attention withdrawal makes them feel less desirable. A little flirtation from a hot older woman usually stirs a guy up. The right body language speaks volumes. She feels sexy, sensual, and desired again. Opportunity will present itself at this point.
... just a bunch of tan nasty, bored old ladies with blonde highlights luring those young'uns into terrible things. Good theory. Very deep.
I'm a mom but not a cougar. I think it's gross when older women intentionally use their um... stuff on much younger guys. To me, that behavior indicates a lack of personal integrity and a bit of desperation. I know, that sounds judgmental, but it's just my opinion, and I respect everyone's rights to their own.
Orrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr it could be just as sweet to know the opportunities are there if you would just step to it, but instead.... nahhh.... I'll maintain. There's power in that.
I have always had the perception that guys mature earlier in regard to sexuality. I'm from the era when guys were the aggressors and girls who were sexually active were considered to be of lesser moral character. It was easier then, because it seemed that everyone knew their rolls. They chase, we resist, than the catch is much more interesting for both.
I suppose my opinion regarding male teachers doing female students VS the opposite as I do due to the fact that I have a son. I can't exactly relate to how it might feel if it were a daughter. I do know that I'd be ready to fight if a female teacher dropped her pants for my son because she is in a position of authority and trust. Not some random woman, but one entrusted to behave appropriately with him. No, I'm not an overly protective prude, in fact he's had a... let me use the term "relationship" loosely, with a woman he works with who is 6 years older than himself. I've never given him grief. I'm not the all-knowing Manager of Romance in his life. I don't pick. (I only know about that relationship b/c I heard him and his g/f arguing about it.)