no. Your in school to learn not involve yourself in relationships. This will harm the schools brand and its teaching status quo
I saw the thread and was amazed by the clown who spoke about βwesternizationβ.One of the key issues here is the power-imbalance. Imagine breaking up with someone who has power to give you a bad grade, or get you expelled.
I think if someone is interested in another adult at university, they should get a written consent form from the parents and maybe get a job at another university.
I saw the thread and was amazed by the clown who spoke about βwesternizationβ.
Whatβs crazy is that I had a conversation with my cousin from back home about this a few months ago. Sheβs a uni student, so she isnβt a child, but it was still disturbing nonetheless as sheβs a bright girl and felt her teacher was lowering her marks since she rejected his flirting and advances earlier in the year. How can anyone be okay with that? Seriously as a brother or father ect would be you be okay sending your daughter to school and feeling under pressure and defeated because the teacher wants her and then takes it out on her grades which is what usually happenes?
Relationships between learning instructors and students should be a no go zone even at university levels as it is unethical in every angle. Itβs unprofessional, causes issues such as lowered grading, or even cheating and extra help at the expense of other students and the list goes on.
Yes. If they like each other who are we to object
All of my teachers were Shreks by the time I had reached my teens. The hot ones only seem to tutor age 10 and below. I wonβt lie if that TikTok Somali teacher, Ms.Hassan, from Toronto stood in front of our class back then I would have been in trouble.
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I donβt believe many on here are very screwed on and they come across as being starved of women since theyβll support any way in which men can get access to women if you get what Iβm talking about. There doesnβt seem to be any thinking of consequences and how certain things play out negatively.Also @Angelina, I forgot to add to my response to you.
Isn't it sad that we have to appeal to men who support this, by saying 'your daughter, sister, mother'. It's like some of them can't see girls as humans worthy of protection, unless they are their blood relation. YIKES!
Also @Angelina, I forgot to add to my response to you.
Isn't it sad that we have to appeal to men who support this, by saying 'your daughter, sister, mother'. It's like some of them can't see girls as humans worthy of protection, unless they are their blood relation. YIKES!