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Then she came home but she wasn't ours yet as she was still tired from dealing with other people's children's drama. Anonymous TT - Anonymous Also: Oh, my! Let us attempt to do a more responsible job. We will have the best stories to share with you over dinner and drinks.

I'm sure running after little kids is physically draining too. How they could possibly have found them is baffling I would assume a degree of anonymity is granted until a registered user jesus contact?. We can spend legit hours in stores like Michaels and Homegoods, and we need to be pried away from the office supply section of Target. One of my college friends and I got hired for our first ever teaching jobs at the same middle school. At first I was a bit u, but then I saw my boyfriend and knew that everything was going to be alright. Obviously being under constant scrutiny of your every move has got to be stressful. She said she would stop complaining haha. Bullet points are sexy, arrows are sexier.

Whether it's teachers who are interested in dating other teachers, or people who are not teachers but find educators attractive, this is the best dating site for them. Now that we are adults, we can legitimately enter relationships with teachers without it being totally creepy. What will your teacher partner offer in return for you doing the washing up or prepping the dinner? People tend to think that teachers are extraverted, but I recalling hearing that college professors as a whole are introverted.

Teacher Chat City - She would drive herself trying to reach little Joe or maybe Sue would do better with this.

I've had a look at the different posts from people about online dating and realise that it is a bit of a mixed bag in terms of experiences. I'm not so much worried about that as I am about the online presence of a teacher on one of those sites. Last term we had a directive from our LEA about our internet presence and what we can and cannot do, I cannot find it but I'm sure it said something along the lines of internet dating is ill advised or words to that effect. Not that I do anything wrong, I just separate my work and personal lives very distinctly. I know there is the whole argument? ETA: I don't know what happend to this post and all the junk at the top. I've had a look at the different posts from people about online dating and realise that it is a bit of a mixed bag in terms of experiences. I'm not so much worried about that as I am about the online presence of a teacher on one of those sites. Last term we had a directive from our LEA about our internet presence and what we can and cannot do, I cannot find it but I'm sure it said something along the lines of internet dating is ill advised or words to that effect. Not that I do anything wrong, I just separate my work and personal lives very distinctly. I know there is the whole argument? ETA: I don't know what happend to this post and all the junk at the top. There is undeniably a stigma attached to the use of dating sites but I'd suggest that it is rather a silly one. There is also nothing remotely 'unprofessional' about using a legitimate and morally unquestionable website that allows busy people to meet other busy people without having to endure the depressing 'meat-market' atmosphere that most city centre bars have. I personally have never used such a site and am happily married but I'd have no problem with using one were my circumstances different. The only thing I would mention is a story I heard from my wife about one of her colleagues who posted her details on an internet dating site, which were subsequently found by some students who printed copies off and distributed them around the school as well as posting them all over social networks. How they could possibly have found them is baffling I would assume a degree of anonymity is granted until a registered user makes contact?? There is undeniably a stigma attached to the use of dating sites but I'd suggest that it is rather a silly one. There is also nothing remotely 'unprofessional' about using a legitimate and morally unquestionable website that allows busy people to meet other busy people without having to endure the depressing 'meat-market' atmosphere that most city centre bars have. I personally have never used such a site and am happily married but I'd have no problem with using one were my circumstances different. The only thing I would mention is a story I heard from my wife about one of her colleagues who posted her details on an internet dating site, which were subsequently found by some students who printed copies off and distributed them around the school as well as posting them all over social networks. How they could possibly have found them is baffling I would assume a degree of anonymity is granted until a registered user makes contact?? I think you are less likely to get hassle from pupils if you join a fee-paying site. On Dating Direct, the site I have used, you can choose to remove yourself from any advertising that gets moved onto other websites etc, which obviously means that only others who are using the site will find you. Common sense: Don't put anything too detailed about work on your profile, or pictures of yourself in compromising situations! As others have said, it is a good way to meet people without all the unpleasantries of Saturday nights in the town centre. This is making me quite cross -not with the OP or subsequent posters. It's the suggestion that an LEA or school might have an 'issue' with something perfectly respectable and unconnected with your professional life. Seren is right: children are not going to waste their pocket money on online dating sites. Maybe if you went on a swingers' site it could cause embarrassment if you bumped into the chair of govs and their spouse... I think it's ridiculous to think that an LEA or individual school has any business at all in dictating what someone should and shouldn't do in their personal life providing it is lawful, of course. Sure, it imght be embarrassing to find out that someone you've met online is actually the parent of a child you teach, or your deputy head! But there's nothing wrong with it, beyond a little embarrassment. Even in the example of the teacher who met the married parent via a dating site - not THEIR fault he had lied. Whilst I can imagine his wife would be extremely upset and angry to find out, it's no the school's business at all. There are many ways to come across parents in your personal life, not even in a dating or other situation. For example, I've been a member of the gym close to my house for over 8 years. Recently, I started teaching in a school in a nearby village. Several of the parents from the school travel into my town to go to the same gym as me. I've come across them in the swimming pool, sauna, whilst sweating my head off on the treadmill, in the Zumba class... At first I was embarrassed to be seen in this way by parents. Then I realised that I can't live my life constantly worrying if a student's parent is going to be present. It's none of their business. There are many ways to come across parents in your personal life, not even in a dating or other situation. For example, I've been a member of the gym close to my house for over 8 years. Recently, I started teaching in a school in a nearby village. Several of the parents from the school travel into my town to go to the same gym as me. I've come across them in the swimming pool, sauna, whilst sweating my head off on the treadmill, in the Zumba class... At first I was embarrassed to be seen in this way by parents. Then I realised that I can't live my life constantly worrying if a student's parent is going to be present. It's none of their business. I have had no issues with online dating and I do not see why being a teacher should stop you from taking part in such activities as long as nothing compromising is written on your profile, surely whoever come across it shouldn't have a problem. It is difficult enough finding a partner as a teacher not only with the work hours and commitments but also it is a fact that most people find partners in the workplace and of course, we are pretty limited in choice. I met my partner online 18months ago and we are still going strong. He will be in the Nation Fireman's calender 2013 so keep an eye out!! All proceeds go to charity.... Being a young teacher I am probably more cautious than most but I do not feel that my personal life should be compromised because of my job. Teaching takes over enough of your life without having no-one the to come home to and moan to about your day. My advice is go for it!