I have an interest in a teacher at my school, and it is my intent to wait until no one is compromised legally, ethically, or socially before I make my desire for a potential relationship known, but I'm not really sure where to start when the appropriate time arrives. It's not really anything that strange - he's only a few years older than me. If we'd met under conditions other than my volunteering in his class during my spare, age wouldn't have been an issue. Any suggestions? I would prefer not to have to take a blatant approach to a delicate issue.

I would like to make it clear that I do not necessarily expect it to go anywhere because I do not know him, only the persona he presents publicly, but would be interested to find out if there were potential there for friendship or a relationship.

[TheSwordfish]

I am a young teacher. I agree that, as long as someone is your student, you shouldn't become involved romanticly. Students are off limits. Even if they look wonderful, are nice and smell great, I will always steer clear from them.

So you could wait..... Question is, is it worth the wait? Where will the two of you be when you aren't in school any more?