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Old teacher that I had the hots for

dazey · 2013-04-12 14:44:47

This is so completely juvenile but I have to tell someone somewhere! An old teacher of mine started attending the place where I work part time - and I thought he was ridiculously attractive back then. That was about five years a go now, and he never actually taught me. I'm itching to slip into conversation that this is…

12-04-2013 2:44pm

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dazey

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This is so completely juvenile but I have to tell someone somewhere! An old teacher of mine started attending the place where I work part time - and I thought he was ridiculously attractive back then. That was about five years a go now, and he never actually taught me. I'm itching to slip into conversation that this is actually not my life plan, that I've been to college to study the subject he teaches etc. Opinions/ advice. Ijust realsied I sound like a gushing teenager. Cringe!

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#2 13-04-2013 2:30pm

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Why dont you just tell him you remember him from school? then the conversation will more than likely flow ,you can tell him what you've been up to since!

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#3 13-04-2013 5:00pm

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Dazey, not really a Ladies Lounge thread subject. If you want some advice maybe try the personal issues forum?

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