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RE Teacher sex texts 14 year old... why sleep with a minor?

Vanilla CreamsVanilla Creams Posts: 288
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http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3906412/Sex-texts-Miss-selfish-hypocrite-rap-from-judge.html

I agree, even RE teachers are being soo vile.

Why do people in authority do this, sex with a 14 - 16 year old surely can't be that amazing! Obviously there are worse cases were an sexual affair happens... always seems to be in the papers nowadays!
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    EmpiricalEmpirical Posts: 10,189
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    She didn't sleep with him.

    We have a thread

    Its a double standard

    Phawarr shes hot hes a lucky lad who cares about 'age of consent'.



    Think that about covers it.

    --edit--Sorry OP, I wasn't having a go at you :o
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    MoonyMoony Posts: 15,093
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    Empirical wrote: »
    Think that about covers it.

    Spoilsport :D
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    TheMagic8ballTheMagic8ball Posts: 3,432
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    She must've been a catholic. :(
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 818
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    I can't understand it, myself... I'd be loath to go out with any guy under about 20, never mind want to have sex with someone still at high school :eek:
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 7,103
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    You know "sexting" isn't actually sex, right?
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 5,304
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    Don't you believe it. I caught a virus from texting.
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    Vanilla CreamsVanilla Creams Posts: 288
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    MrHoppy wrote: »
    You know "sexting" isn't actually sex, right?

    Yes, I did sayI know there are OTHER cases where it does happen. I am talking about other cases and this article to :)
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    GlowbotGlowbot Posts: 14,847
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    "even" RE teachers?
    is it some unwritten law that people who teach RE are more trustworthy than others?
    thinking like that is historically very dangerous if so!
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 5,304
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    "Be prepared to receive the Holy vessel of the Lord..."
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 7,103
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    I don't get why it's more "hypocritical" for a "religious studies" teacher than any other type of teacher. Maybe if it was "Life Skills". RE should be about teaching religion without bias or preaching.
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    Aarghawasp!Aarghawasp! Posts: 6,205
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    I don't get why it's more "hypocritical" for a "religious studies" teacher than any other type of teacher. Maybe if it was "Life Skills". RE should be about teaching religion without bias or preaching.

    I suppose it's because people expect RE teachers who *teachcoughpreach* about morality to have an increased sense of morality themselves..
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    MoonyMoony Posts: 15,093
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    Aarghawasp! wrote: »
    I suppose it's because people expect RE teachers who *teachcoughpreach* about morality to have an increased sense of morality themselves..

    It doesn't seem to work for priests, congregation etc - why would it work for RE teachers.
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    Baboo YaguBaboo Yagu Posts: 5,803
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    My RE mistress was a crippled midget who had her desk built up on three large wooden steps so she could see the pupils. Silly cow banned me from RE in the 2nd year because I refused to believe her stupid fairy stories and kept posing questions that she couldn't answer.
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    EmpiricalEmpirical Posts: 10,189
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    Baboo Yagu wrote: »
    Silly cow banned me from RE in the 2nd year because I refused to believe her stupid fairy stories and kept posing questions that she couldn't answer.

    Result!
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    GlowbotGlowbot Posts: 14,847
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    Moony wrote: »
    It doesn't seem to work for priests, congregation etc - why would it work for RE teachers.

    it does, only they don't think other people's morality applies to them and they follow their own "higher" moral code
    which is usually ****ed up
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 7,103
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    Baboo Yagu wrote: »
    My RE mistress was a crippled midget who had her desk built up on three large wooden steps so she could see the pupils.
    Different strokes for different folks i guess.
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    MoonyMoony Posts: 15,093
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    Empirical wrote: »
    Result!

    "U" unfortunately - but at least they got out of RE :D
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    RussellIanRussellIan Posts: 12,034
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    lynxmale wrote: »
    "Be prepared to receive the Holy vessel of the Lord..."

    The lad should take a cautionary lesson from 'Lair Of The White Worm'... :eek: :D
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    Regis MagnaeRegis Magnae Posts: 6,810
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    Aarghawasp! wrote: »
    I suppose it's because people expect RE teachers who *teachcoughpreach* about morality to have an increased sense of morality themselves..

    Am I unusual in having an RE teacher who taught the religions of the world from an objective point of view?
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    Leicester_HunkLeicester_Hunk Posts: 18,316
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    My sister in law is an RE teacher. She had an affair with her head of department as he "got inside her head" but he looks like Norris Cole and nobody can see why. It was 2007 but my brother hasn't got over it yet and she is still working with the guy. He cannot stand it as she won't look for another job and still socialises with them all. It does his head in.
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    SidechainSidechain Posts: 312
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    Bet it was great for the kid :D bet his mates were jealous some milf was coming onto him.
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    Baboo YaguBaboo Yagu Posts: 5,803
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    Sidechain wrote: »
    Bet it was great for the kid :D bet his mates were jealous some milf was coming onto him.

    Do you even know what 'MILF' is an acronym for?
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    cpikey316_cpikey316_ Posts: 1,239
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    RE teachers, says it all, they are usually an odd sort.
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    Vanilla CreamsVanilla Creams Posts: 288
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    Great sex for the lad I guess.
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    The TerminatorThe Terminator Posts: 5,312
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    People on here always mention RE teachers as preaching and telling fairy stories, I thought they were simply teachers who educated pupils about various religions, not tried to convert them? Mine certainly never did anything but tell us "these are some things that some people believe and rituals/rules they follow".
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