what happens if you're 17 and you go out with one of ur teacherz?
613660
Tell him to keep it in his pants, until you turn 18.
1025934
ONLY IF YOU'RE BOTH MINORS....
462927
cool im in 8th so ill help u out DONT DATE IN 7TH GRADE WHEN U GET TO HIGH SCHOOL THAT IS WHEN THE BOYS COME A ROLLIN IN!!!!!!!!
406501
ur young, love hurts, leave him, a relationship with any type of violence or disrespect will never work, sure ur gonna cry and want him back, but b strong, date other ppl trust me you'll get over it, that what time is for, to heal the pain, dont let anything at all get in the way of ur school tough, cause when u turn 18 and wanna get out of home, ur education is the only thing u can depend on, not ur parents, not a guy who is gonna want to tell u what to do and how to do it cause he supports u, it feels good to earn your own money, and pretty much ur freedom.
1076972
yeah, that's wierd.\nIf you are 14, don't go out with anyone over 18, because that's just asking for trouble.
428874
well, it helps if you give us a topic to give advice on, but since all 16 year old girls are the same, i can pretty well guess. No, you shouldn't date him, you aretoo young and need to enjoy life a little more and he's  a schmuck anyway, your parents love you despite how they might treat you, and your school should be your number one priority. but you think you are too smart to listen to me anyway.
147584
A bit of a touchy situation from a legal stand point if sex is involved. Ethically, I don't think there is much problem there with a 3 year age difference, if both feel comfortable with the situation. If it is a non-sexual relationship then there are no legal implications, if there is sex going on, then it is "technically" statutory rape and could end up in serious legal consequences. Of course, one should always be careful with any sexual relationship at that age and use all appropriate protection from STDs and unwanted pregnancies.*\n\n*Croni's ethical disclaimer
347344
No, you should not be going out with anyone at 11 years old. How do your parents feel about you "dating?"
849072
Age is just a number. My parents are 11 years apart!!! and they happily had me so don't worry about it... But personally I would wait until you are out of highschool.. This way your parents wouldn't flip a bitch when you went out with a 23 year old..... Also it could give you more freedom... If you are in your senior year you only have until june! use this spare time to get closer to him and enjoy his friendship.. Then you can use the friendship time to decide if he is really worth it... worth something you could be serious about.. and if he isn't worth it you will be glad you thought about it through without pissing your parents off anyways.... Just don't rush into things and wait.... then things could be perfecto.. Good luck... also... remember you are applying to colleges if they aren't near his he may not be wanting to give up everythign to move with you... keep that in mind so you don't get hurt.
1156310
Im 18 so defenently someone 10 years older, I dont want to date a second grader lol  Actually I am "kinda seeing" a 28 year old, kinda weird, huh?
983040
I could understand a freshman wanting to go out with a senior, but I do not think it's appropriate.  The difference in age may be only 3 years, but that's a big difference at that age.  And I think the senior should think twice about going out with a freshman, especially if sexual activity is anticipated.  It's like an adult taking advantage of a kid.  Ever hear of statutory rape?
495740
I had a couple of teachers whose memory kept me awake nights also.  Had a hard time breathing normally in one or two classes in addition.  But the thing is that I knew it was wrong to try to approach a teacher, so I didn't.  It's wrong firstly because of the age difference and the differences in experience and knowledge.  Secondly, it's wrong legally.  The teacher, if she were to be interested in you, would be risking serious jail time should she allow herself to get involved with you. Lastly, it's against all professional ethics for a teacher, no matter how close he/she may be in age to the student, to become involved with him/her. The teacher not only would risk going to jail, but would also risk losing his or her teacher's license which took four years of hard study and scrutiny by professional educators to acquire.\n\nThe answer is you probably won't be able to stop thinking about her for a long time, but it doesn't mean that you have to act on your desire.  What it means is that you should replace your interest in her with an interest in another female of your own age, or more your own age, and experience.\n\nThink first, act cautiously and morally.\n\nGood luck.
544638
my firend if you are in high school ,I am sorry you were not schooled sooner on rule number one,never date a boy that goes to the same school ,as you ,ever!! \nthis cardinal rule must never be broken\nonly do ,or date guys, from other highschools or college,\notherwise you better be prepared ,to get into physical altercations ,over some loser and eventually become the school slut ,because those loser boys, will besmirch your reputation even if you did nothing ,to make themselves look like studs, and to impress the new girl he wants, but hates you , don't do it, trust me on this one, colege boys are not as annoying , you can kiss one and they will kiss you back without mauling you and getting all sweaty and erect, I kissed one  high school boy, once as a high school girl, to let his friend know,that I did not like him,but I would never date one,I dated the 17 or 18 or more who just graduated high school and skipped all the fights and drama ,and college boys have cars
403041
It depends on how old you are, and how old she is, and if she already has a bf/husband.  If you do decide to proceed and tell her, be very careful, and expect to be let down.  She's your teacher, and your the student, and often love realtionships between the two dont work out.\nGood luck!
566907
whoa.. 17 is really young! you're probably not even in college yet.. \ni would recommend waiting a little while, and if he really loves you he'll wait until you're ready..
104625
16 dating a 20 yr old is a lot different than 13 dating a 17 yr old.  The maturity gap is huge, and yes it is illegal since you're a minor, and when he's 18 he can go to jail, I'm not sure about now.  You should find out what your laws are for where you live regarding minors.\n\nIn the meantime, you should just be friends with him but don't date him, and by all means don't do anything physical with him.  Wait until you're at least 17 or 18 before making any real decisions, you might think you're mature but you still have many years to go and you'll change your mind on a lot of things as you get older.
62433
I was 16 when my parents allowed me to start going out on dates with a guy alone.  Prior to being 16, I was only allowed to go out in groups.  Before I was 16, I can't really say that I supported their policy, but in hindsight, I'm glad that they made me wait until I was 16.  Before 16, I don't really think that you are mature enough to think seriously about what you really want to get (and give) out of your dating experience(s).  Even at 16, it's really too young to think about seriously dating anyone since most people now are going to college or pursuing some kind of higher education.  Regarding your friend who is 17 and has not been out on a date...is it because he is not allowed or is it because he doesn't have any desire to date?  Maybe he is just very selective about who he wants to date and hasn't found someone that he would consider dating.  Remember that when you are dating, your feelings are involved.  Maybe he doesn't want to feel obligated to push things to the next level with a girl and he is trying to avoid doing that by not dating.  I think that in time, your buddy will make up his own mind when he finds somebody that sparks his interest and he feels bold enough to ask her out.  He's 17, not 27.  Give him a little time to come out of his dating shell.  He's probably still just starting to get comfortable with who he is.