Topic : 06/13 Teacher Sex Scandal, Part 2

There have been many times I have screamed at the TV because something that seems so obvious to me never gets discussed.  Those BOYS - 14/15 year old boys are lying! 

While not 'proud' to say that I willingly began engaging in sex at 14 (I'm female) - I did so with 5 boys over a period of 3 years. The youngest was 14, the oldest 18.  And guess what? EVERY ONE OF THEM "lost their load" so to speak after just a few strokes of my hand on their penis during the beginning of a relationship.  I finally discovered that I needed to have them masturbate before we 'engaged' in sexual activity.  Otherwise 'nada' for me. 

And it's not just 14 year olds either.  I can still tease an eager 25 year old guy to the point that a little 'dry humping' will get the desired results within minutes. 

The boy on the telephone today (Thursday 11/1/07) described his encounters with the teacher without ever saying he ejaculated.  I'm sorry, but if she was so 'very sexy and flirtatious" and that boy didn't get his rocks off within seconds of her hand rubbing his penis???  And on three separate occassions no less? Unbelivable.  The mother's of these boys and others like them need to check under their mattresses for the PENTHOUSE FORUM magazines. And tell the boys to notice that 95% of the 'tales' submited are done so by men. 

Signed:  Legally Blond - "a straight man would not know that I was wearing last years PRADA shoes"

Nice to know people with "expansive minds" think it is "ok" to insult others.  I am a city girl - born and raised in the city, attended large - major univeristy and a city college (hold a Graduate Degree).  So did my husband.  So small minds are as small minds see - - - - -.  Don't tell me - you are from a small town in hillybilly heaven?

I suffer from migranes, so does my daughter.  I suppose the school district in your area does not send home forms to fill out concerning health problems of (your) children asking what should be done?  Medicine such as is prescribed for migraines should not be carried on a student, but should be available through the SCHOOL NURSE -- or the parent can opt to have school ADMINISTRATION called their doctor (medical clinic) and/or the parent for direction on what to do with an ill student.  Hello - are you still with me?  What the heck!  This is exactly why our schools are in such turmoil and confusion.

If you are the type of woman who would take a teen boy home to get his meds, instead of doing what the school documentations and policies state should be done  then all I can say is I hope to God you are not a teacher, because lady - you are going way beyond your "call to duty"  with our children.

Ok, readily admit I am just learning how to 'insert pics'... theseare the pics that should have appeared in the above post. I apologize in advance if I mess this one up too,,, and then I will try and figure out what I am doing wrong, lol

Ok, readily admit I am just learning how to 'insert pics'... theseare the pics that should have appeared in the above post. I apologize in advance if I mess this one up too,,, and then I will try and figure out what I am doing wrong, lol

I agree, her explanation of what SIWYWJFM meant was just too far out there - not believable. A teacher would NOT be writing in code if she's stating something innocent. She obviously meant suggestive phrases or she wouldn't be giving coded messages to boy students. Did she give any coded messages to any girl students? If not, why not? No friendly interaction with girls? This is totally suspicious.

And I agree also that her having been a high school student who was carrying on with her own teacher shows some disfunction in her judgment. She probably misses the excitement of high school secrets and seduction between teacher and student.

I also think she lost credibility by refusing to take the polygraph with Dr. Phil's expert. Anyone who is innocent would say give me as many polygraphs as you want. Plus she didn't really deny any of the incidents. She just countered with previous testimony -- which when taken out of context may appear to suggest something different than was meant.