Is it normal behavior for a teacher to do this?

So I have recently moved schools about 3 weeks ago, once a week every Wed we go to this other school for PE/heath and 2 options (Since we don't have enough classes yet at our school) Anyways so I found out that my mum and my PE teacher use to be "friends" While my parents were taking a break, they got drunk together, but my mum didn't say anything else happened. On my first lesson with my PE teacher after he found out I'm her daughter kept on looking at me non stop, the week after that I was sick on Wed so I didn't have him, but this week, he did the same thing, he would keep looking at me, my friend saw it too, she said he was looking at my butt (but I don't know if she was lying or not) I tried my best to avoid him the whole lesson, when everyone left to go change out of PE gear, I had to ask him if I had to to the assessment, He said no don't worry, then he touched the front of my shoulder for a good old 5 seconds. It would have been a bit more normal if I had known him for a month or 2 but not after my 2nd lesson! Is that weird behavior? I didn't tell my mum about it.

POSTED FOR SISTER. I will only be telling her info which is appropriate :)

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Based on 48 votes (7 yes)
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  • Tempest-au

    Either your PE teacher is a perverted old man (who knows where the line is and hasn't crossed it)
    OR
    Your PE teacher is using you as a visual aid remembering his time with your mother
    OR
    Maybe, if the time that he and your mum were "friends" was about as long ago as your age (plus say 9 months or so), he thinks you might be his daughter.

    Alternately you could be completely overreacting to nothing, but when has a teenage girl ever done that!

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  • MR.mr

    It doesn't for sure mean anything is wrong, but there are enough warning sighns to warrent being careful

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  • mysistersshadow

    So far it doesn't sound like hes crossed a line of appropriate behavior but if he does anything over the line you should talk to someone at the school having a witness will help.

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  • deerhunter123

    start teasing him

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