Okay, for the last three/four years I've liked this one guy, and he's a teacher. He was my history teacher last year and the year before, and I thought that because of that I wouldn't like him anymore, because I would know him better. But no, I actually like him even more now than before. He's a really good guy, and he's married with kids and all, so he's obviously older than me but he was different to me than he was to other people, and he even flirted with me in class a couple of times, and he said he trusted me. I don't know what to do, like should I try and tell him or something. And now, he barely ever speaks to me anymore like he's avoiding me, or like I should be avoiding him, and I don't know why. I know that there was something there.
I know I sound just like every other girl with a crush on their teacher, but I really am different and I know how I feel is true, I really am in love with him, because normally I lose interest in guys in a snap, but not him, and the age difference doesn't even bother me. Whenever I see him I just want to... do things... to him, I know that stuff would get me and him in a lot of trouble so I haven't said anything so far, but I know that I may eventually do something I could regret. I just feel like there's something there, not just from me either, like he feels the same. Please help!
For some reason i feel that if u tell him, it will ruin everything. Anyhow i suggest turning your object of affection elsewhere.
with a smirk, "you look like you want to say something but don't know if you should."
Needless to say, I didn't. And I wanted to tell him I wanted to kiss him more than anything because he was leaving the school so it just seemed so easy but trust me, I didn't and neither should you.
And as for the avoiding thing, been in this situation many a time. Last year and this year, two different men. One of which is the above. It's a clear sign they are lusting (key word is lust, not love) after you, but are terrified/horrified by it. It'll pass, trust me, they need to come to terms with it themself.
I had a recent experience not so dissimilar but I am on the other side. The young lady is only 17 years old and I am 26. I am not married nor do I have kids and she will turn 18 in two months but in the end, it just wouldn't feel right. I am attracted to her and I cannot help it. I normally go for older women but she is this drop-dead gorgeous, kind, and humorous young lady and we cannot help but spend a lot of time together because we work together and she is assigned to help me with my tasks. We joke a lot and there is flirting both ways but I think, in the end, both of us know that nothing will come of this. It would only lead to trouble, both for me and her and there is some unspoken understanding between us that we will not push things further than is appropriate.
It's A Really Difficult Situation To Be In Because We Can't Always Control The Way That We Feel About Someone But We Can Control What We Do (Remember That He Has A Wife & Children So This Makes Consequences Even More Devastating Should You Both Follow Through With Your Feelings For Each Other),
hoserdomechild
P.S.-Give yourself time! It's very hard to do...believe me I know! But there will be other opportunities.
Maybe He Has A Younger Brother Or Nephew Who Is A Younger Version Of Him! ;)
This is actually a sort of combination of two situations I had.
Both loves were history teachers of mine.
The 1st, I loved all for the entire 4 years of high school. I did start moving on in 12th, but not to the point where I would consider myself not in love. I still feel that way about him. I saw him downtown a few weeks ago, with his wife and 2 kids, and we talked for a few minutes, and it brought it all back.
The 2nd, I fell in love with in 12th grade mostly, and it's more platonic than anything. For some reason, I'm highly emotionally attached to him. I dream vividly about him often, and they're the kind of dreams that sort of affect you for the rest of the day. I can't explain it, but I get that feeling every time he's around me. At one point, I thought he might actually be responding to me. Little looks he gave me, he opened up to me a couple times when we talked, etc
One time, I was sitting on a desk in another teacher's room during break, and he came in and sat down on the desk too and our legs were touching. It was weird, but I liked it and it kind of freaked me out for a while. But I don't think he thought of it like that at all. He's a great guy, but married with an 11 yr old and 15 yr old.
So, how do you move on? You can't force it. I know the feeling of "I have to do something. I need to act on my feelings because they've taken over my life and are stifling me." Don't do it. I confessed my crush on the 1st guy to another teacher, and they had me sent to the guidance counselor, told the teacher, and, as I found out later, brought it to the attention of the administration. Luckily the teacher, was mostly chill about it, and knew that I would never have done anything inappropriate. But of course, he's the one that I loved throughout high school and still do. So, moving on is a very gradual process. But, if you can try to not hang around me so much. If you aren't in his class, don't walk by it if you can help it. The closest I got to completely getting past it was when I didn't have any classes near his room and I didn't speak with him for over 3 months. Separation really helps.
Sorry, if this is rambling, it's 2am and I normally go to bed at 10:30pm at the latest.
So it's now what... August? Anyway point is, he's left the school, and the weird thing is, I think I saw him on his last day there. I didn't make a fool of myself and tell him, I could never have done that anyway, but I didn't realise he was actually leaving. No one, well no students, even knew he'd resigned. And this is back at the end of May, and we didn't really know until the end of June, so...
On the day he left, and I can still remember this, I think he wanted to talk to me or say something, but he didn't. He didn't even say goodbye. I guess because he never said hello to me either he didn't think I needed a goodbye. Anyway we were at the front office and he just kept staring at me like he needed to say something, and I walked out on him. So now I feel as though I may have had something to do with him leaving the school, like he knew or something, but surely that wasn't the case.
I've tried to convince myself of this, but it hasn't worked. I'm so angry that he just left like that, but the fact is I'm still in love with him, regardless. But I am determined to get over this.