Is it normal that my teacher flirts with me so much?

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I'm a senior in high school and my teacher who is about 30-35 years old flirts with me all the time. He calls me "woman", asked me for my phone number, one time told me to "shut my cake hole" in a jokey flirtatious way, has done that awkward thing where you try to walk around a person and they step into your way multiple times (on purpose), and today he was drinking a mountain dew in class, when he disappeared for a few minutes and came back and put one on my desk. I was the only one who he gave one to, and when other people asked for one he said no. I am also the only one he flirts with in class, and he does it daily.
Is this normal? What should i do?

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38% Normal
Based on 40 votes (15 yes)
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  • ikaboo
    13 years ago

    Normal? Probably not. You can do 1 of 3 things. Tell an administrator, This will get you out of his class immediately and possibly get him in trouble. 2 simply accept it, a free coke and easy A doesn't sound that bad too me. 3 is have sex with him and end up on the news nom nom nom

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  • harrypotter1234567
    13 years ago

    This guy is just weird !!!
    I mean like seriously, if he wants to go out with ya or even have sex, there should be a more polite way to do that
    what he's doing is just soooo not sexy at all LOL
    kill me & i wouldnt have sex with him

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  • penpal21
    13 years ago

    Way over the line. Talk to your parents about this and then together reach out to an administrator. If you were on equal footing I'd say talk to him directly but he has authority over you and could retaliate. Don't worry about getting him into trouble. He already knows his behavior is over the line.

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  • dappled
    13 years ago

    He's in a position of authority and is abusing that authority by flirting with you. If you're prepared to put up with it, fair enough. If not, you need to speak to someone about it.

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