I've been in a similar situation with a drug counselor, so hot, so smart, so nice, I know it's not love, but what do we call this? It's like a close professional relationship so there is always complicated emotions and feelings because it has to be an intimate relationship (not sexual) it's like they're there for you but at the same time they're what you look for in a person so you get the best of both worlds, which makes it even harder.
If that isn't some form of Love than what do we call it?
But you (or at least I) really do love them. May not be an entirely romantic infatuation, but you want the best for them in life and want them to be very happy, even more than your own blood family. That's certainly love, wouldn't call it being in love.
I don't know how well she knows this teacher so I doubt she can relate to my situation but it has to be serious because their the same sex.
Is it normal to be in love with my female teacher?
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I've been in a similar situation with a drug counselor, so hot, so smart, so nice, I know it's not love, but what do we call this? It's like a close professional relationship so there is always complicated emotions and feelings because it has to be an intimate relationship (not sexual) it's like they're there for you but at the same time they're what you look for in a person so you get the best of both worlds, which makes it even harder.
If that isn't some form of Love than what do we call it?
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I'd call it infatuated.
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But you (or at least I) really do love them. May not be an entirely romantic infatuation, but you want the best for them in life and want them to be very happy, even more than your own blood family. That's certainly love, wouldn't call it being in love.
I don't know how well she knows this teacher so I doubt she can relate to my situation but it has to be serious because their the same sex.