Back in high school (16 almost 17) we had a field trip to a museum and part of the tour was in a cave on the grounds of the museum. We had a hot French teacher who always dressed in tight slacks. I was behind her during the cave visit and I accidently bumped up against her with the back of my hand. She reached back and took my hand to place it on her ass and she then pressed up against my hand for 5 minutes and didn't object when I used both hands. Just as we moved on from the tour stop, she quickly put my hands on her boobs for about a 5 seconds risky grope. To this day, the best boobs I have ever grabbed. We were luckily positioned that no one saw us. That was the only time and remarkably there was no awkwardness the rest of the school year. She behaved like nothing happened. I only told my friends 10 years later. What I would give to relive that 5 minutes.
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That experience highlights the difference between young males and females in many ways.
Most high school-age boys would kill for that kind of experience; she probably knew and understood that. Teenage boys usually go home and beat off, thinking about such experiences.
I am not sure it would be the same if the teacher were male and the student female.
And yet, she still shouldn't have done that. It's gross and criminal and, while many men brag about it or wish it was them, many of those it actually happened to express disgust and over all negative feelings about it now that they're grown.
Like you said, the reaction from people is very different when it's a girl with a male teacher and this is a double standard I hate lol. Because every time these subjects come up on social media, the same men who constantly hijack women's posts with comments like "what about male victims" and "nobody cares about boys and men's mental health" or "women can rape too", are under these posts saying things like "He probably loved it, I know I would have" and "why did it bother him, is he gay?". Nobody cares less about male victims than men.
