Can you get in trouble if you tell a teacher they are cute?

But you don't like have sex with them or anything. It's because I have a substitute and she is going to another school to stay as a teacher, and I want to tell her she is cute on the last day. Please answer quickly! School is coming soon!
KC13
Asked Dec 15, 2011
Edited Dec 15, 2011
It might be more meaningful to her as a professional to hear that she's had an impact on your life, versus hearing something nice about her appearance. Maybe saying something like, "Thank you. You've helped me a lot. I won't forget you," will touch her more deeply. A lot of women prefer to be appreciated for their talent instead of their looks.
skyDancer
Answered Dec 15, 2011
Edited Dec 15, 2011
Thanks!
KC13 Jan 28, 2012
It depends on how you say it. You don't want to say anything that is suggestive, overly forward or said in a nervous and serious way. Telling someone you think they're cute isn't illegal but like skyDancer said, there's no guarantee it will be taken in the way you intended. Most often you can communicate the same idea with a smile and a friendly attitude without risking saying something that would offend.

If you must say something try, "I hate to see you go, you surely improved the view at this school. " :-)
Rob
Answered Dec 16, 2011
Edited Dec 16, 2011
Thanks!
KC13 Jan 28, 2012
To be honest with the world today.
I wouldn't say anything like that because if the wrong person hears you.
It will be trouble. This isn't the 50's, anymore where it might have been cute.

Stick with thank you, you were nice, and good teacher. Do not use attraction comments. That is 1 of my biggest fears. Never know what people might take the wrong way.
mysteryshepherd
Answered Dec 16, 2011
Thanks!
KC13 Jan 28, 2012
You can and if the teacher goes ok and u go on to have sex the teacher will get arrested for rape
Ben220201
Answered Jan 28, 2012
id stick with wat rob and skydancer said. somthing like, "thank u so much. uv helped alot. I hope ur happy at the new school!"
bobb1358
Answered Jan 29, 2012

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