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Why did my teacher do this, was he checking me out?
Was my teacher checking me out? A couple of times when I’ve walked by him in the hallway and he says hi, I’m looking right at his face and his eyes sort of give me the once over, like they flicker up and down, once or twice this happened when he was standing waiting to go into a classroom with a whole bunch of year 7s lined up in front of him! Which is quite shameless.
Also happens sometimes when I walk into the classroom, I get the usual good morning and smile, and his eyes flicker down for literally a split second. I wouldn’t have even noticed if I hadn’t been studying his face intently, he wasn’t staring or anything. He isn’t a creepy pervert, he is a perfectly appropriately behaved kind gentleman, apart from this one thing I have noticed him doing.
Is he checking me out, or just looking at what I’m wearing in a totally innocent way, like when someone you know wears something different to what they usually wear you just want to see what it is. I don’t know what to think really. He is a really lovely teacher.
What ever may be happening in his head, just keep in mind that he is an adult who depends on his stable job. It is very likely that even if he is checking you out, he would do nothing about it because you are a younger person, whatever grade you are in, and he relies on a stable job. Doing anything past the normal student-teacher relationship would just ruin his career so he would probably never do anything. Just forget about him and his actions, unless it gets really bad, then tell an adult you feel close to.
I have had many differnt kinds of teachers. Some like to get involved in their students school life. I think he is probably just looking at what you are wearing, cause I do that “once over” to a lot of people who I am just looking at. Aswell I love to smile XD so people may think im a creep but I mean it with the the best intentions. Unless he steps his game up, dont worry there. Hope it helps
I think you have a great chance at passing his class. =P
eww pedophile jkjk maybe hes just being nice
hes checkin you out. guys dont givr a crap what a girl iswearing, its how they look wearing it, and thats what hes observing
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