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Social Psychologist & Personal Advisor Below is Dr Matt's Answer |
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Hello Dr. Matt: My name is Karma. I live in Kentucky. I'm 18 years of age, female, and currently single. My situation is that I like my teacher and don't know what to do. He is older than me, but that's not a problem for me. I just want him to get a chance to see me other than his student, and try to get to know him on a personal level. He is all I think about. I even get butterflies when I see him. Thanks for your help, Hi Karma: While you are a student, . . . you need to be just a student in relation to him. When you are NOT in his classroom anymore, it then you can begin to send signals that you'd like to associate with him more closely, at a different level. If you are still in high school, you'll need to wait till you graduate. If you are in college, you need to NOT be registered in any of his classes, to begin closer involvement. Of course, when you send your signals at the appropriate time, he may NOT respond back with equal intensity of attraction? Here's a guide to know when you've got a Chemistry that clicks! In the mean time, it is OK to be friendly. But, you will do him a favor by NOT tempting him to be something more than a friend, while you are still his student (or still in high school)—you can get him in trouble, and put his job in jeopardy. Enjoy your butterflies and be patient. Wait for the right time to explore the possibilities. Regards, Matt Moody, Ph.D. * * * * * * * The Greatest Prize The book, "Changing Your Stripes" presents principles for getting out of "Mastering a challenging situation "Changing Your Stripes," teaches you the principles that lead to lasting change, If these principles resonate and ring true,
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