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While that may be true, it is serious professional misconduct. I doubt she will be working as a teacher again.
I see nothing illegal here...
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While that may be true, it is serious professional misconduct. I doubt she will be working as a teacher again.
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They;re treating it like she raped him or something, when he was clearly more than up for it
that was my point lol
that was my point lol
They are treating it like that for a reason.
The teacher has a position of power. same as if you're a carer for mentally challenged people and you have sex with one of them, it doesn't matter how "up for it" they were, they don't have the capacity to make that decisions, and you've abused your power.
The teacher has a position of power. same as if you're a carer for mentally challenged people and you have sex with one of them, it doesn't matter how "up for it" they were, they don't have the capacity to make that decisions, and you've abused your power.
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