Hello, host! I'm so honored to answer your question. It looks like you're a high school graduate.
I always thought my teacher was a little bit neurotic, always hanging around your seat. After the meeting, my parents left from their seats and sat right in your seat, writing words of encouragement to myself, and I wrote my idol on that note.
It was so awkward when the teacher directly hinted during class that she also liked her idol! Thinking about these things again made it impossible to concentrate.
Xiexin is really struggling with this. It's always on my mind.
You feel a little excited inside, but you know you can restrain yourself and won't let it get out of hand. It's not worth trying to make the teacher hate you. You want to concentrate on your studies and get into a good university.
It's a tough time for high school seniors. They're facing a lot of pressure from their studies and heavy course loads. This is a critical period for forming a unified sense of identity. It's important to remember that excessive stimulation can affect your mentality when preparing for exams.
After the parents' meeting, the teacher sat in your seat and saw the lovely words you had left for yourself and your idol. It was a bit of a surprise, as you had thought your secret was safe! You felt that the teacher's actions had offended you a little, and you were a little upset with the teacher.
It's totally normal to start seeing the teacher as a competitor when you keep hinting at your idol and it turns out the teacher also likes him very much! Adolescent girls are sensitive, suspicious, and full of thoughts, so it's no surprise you're feeling this way. It's possible the teacher has a different idea of what it means to like someone. In your opinion, the teacher's idea of "like" should be the kind of like between husband and wife.
There's a lot going on in your mind right now, and I totally get it. You're feeling a range of emotions, from affection to sensuality, and it's totally normal to feel a bit disgusted. What the teacher means by liking is more appreciation, not such a strong sense of possessiveness.
At the end of the day, a good character can be looked up to by anyone as a role model.
I can see that you're attracted to your teacher, but I'm sure you'll be able to resist the temptation and keep your moral standards intact. I admire your objective and rational approach to this situation.
It's totally normal to long to be with the outstanding opposite sex, or to hope to become as motivated and outstanding as your idol through your own efforts. This is also the reason why some teachers at the high school level become the secret crushes of their students.
This is the most ancient motivation from your genes. It motivates a large number of students to achieve their goals through their own efforts and get into their ideal universities.
You don't have to force yourself to hate your teacher. When you reach the same level of excellence as your teacher, you'll see that he's not as attractive to you. There'll be lots of other amazing people around you, and you'll have lots of great options!
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Comments
I can totally relate to feeling distracted and uncomfortable when someone oversteps boundaries. It's important to focus on your goals, like getting into a good university. Maybe talking to a school counselor could help sort out how to handle the situation with your teacher while keeping your studies on track.
It sounds really tough being in that position. Your feelings are valid, and it's crucial to have a space where you feel respected. Perhaps setting clear boundaries or seeking advice from a trusted adult might provide some relief and allow you to concentrate better on your academics.
Feeling conflicted like this must be challenging. It's great that you're aware of your goals and moral principles. Consider speaking up about how you feel to someone who can offer support, such as a counselor or a family member. They might help you find a way to address the issue with your teacher so you can focus on your education and wellbeing.