MagnificentBastard0

MagnificentBastard0 t1_iyamw9v wrote

I think school teachers should be allowed to marry have an OF. That’s not related to their teaching position.

Filming in the school is unprofessional and if the school’s panties are bunched they of course can fire her. But I assume they can also fire her for anything.

If it was your school to run you could also overreact as much as you see fit.

The tempest is still firmly in the teapot.

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MagnificentBastard0 t1_iy60yym wrote

Unprofessional, but forgivable.

If she had been using the classroom on the weekend for labeling jars of home preserves to sell, that would also have been unprofessional.

And about as harmful to the space and the children who will be back next week.

As for why, she’s (is/was) a teacher, so getting bus-ay in a classroom plays into a sexual fantasy. Which probably wouldn’t be that attractive if it wasn’t “forbidden fruit”.

So, atrocious or hot depending on your perspective. 😄

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MagnificentBastard0 t1_iy5mxoc wrote

> The problem is not that she had OF the problem is she did a video on a classroom, in a school full of minors.

There were no minors in the school when it was filmed.

“No children were harmed in the making of this video.”

However, the real problem is Puritanism - why can’t this teacher participate in the sexual economy? Why can’t anyone?

EDIT: Several responses have dealt with unprofessionalism, which is not being argued.

It’s the condemnation and overreaction that is problematic.

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