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I’ve had sex with 2 teachers.

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The first, I was a freshman in college, she was a graduate student teaching my
english class. I was 19 and she was 24. It wasn’t the age difference, it was that
she was a teacher of my class with 24 students (or so). She really fit the
stereotype. She wore her hair in a bun, glasses, usually sweaters or long sleeved
dress shirts. Always heels and pants. I’m not even sure how it really happened but
we found ourselves in the same place at the same time one evening and started
talking about the class. After about 15 minutes, I just leaned in a kissed her. She
looked at me like I was absolutely crazy. I started laughing and she looked at me
like she was going to kill me. I leaned in and kissed her again. This time she put
her hands on my chest but didn’t push me away. The kiss became a little more
passionate. As we were holding each other, our hands were starting to roam. When
she reached down and had one hand firmly on my ass, I gently cupped her breast. I
pulled back slightly and I said, ‘let’s go.” So we did, we ended up having sex and
continued to have sex throughout the semester. She then gave me a C, to which I
protested. She said something to the effect of, “Just because I fucked you doesn’t
mean I’m going to GIVE you a grade. You have to earn it and you didn’t.” That was
the last time I saw her.

EDIT: she was the first woman I was with that wore lingerie, heels and other
clothing. It was very sexy. Looking back, I wish I had more experience so I could
have really enjoyed it. What I really liked was having sex a few times in the
morning and then an hour later I see her teaching the class, remembering what we
had just done a few hours earlier. Especially when we would make eye contact and
she gave me that look like ‘if anyone in here knew what we just did.”

The other teacher wasn’t a school teacher, but an aerobics instructor. She was
probably in her mid 40s and incredibly sexy. I was in my early 20s. She was
married, but she was friendly with all of the people in her classes. We became
friends and became more and more friendly over the course of several months. Groups
of people from her classes would go out and at one point, I started going along
with everyone. We found ourselves talking a lot. One time, I said something like,
“If you were my wife, we’d never leave the bedroom.” She said, “What if the sex was
horrible?” I said, “It wouldn’t be because we have a connection.” She said,
“Really? You think so?” I said, “Yup. If you weren’t married I’d show you.” She
said, “Why should that stop you?” We had sex maybe 2 dozen times over the next few
months.

EDIT: she was the first woman I was with who masturbated while I watched her. As
for the sex, she gave me good direction and I learned more about oral from her than
probably anyone else I’ve been with. In all honesty, she completely tore me apart.
I didn’t stand a chance. It was clear that this wasn’t the first time she had
strayed. :) As with the other teacher, it was very sexy to be in class just a few
hours after we had sex. In her classes, she would run by me and swat my ass, or
stand behind me and push her boobs into my back while barking orders. I had a
constant hardon while taking her classes.

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The kiss became a little more passionate. As we were holding each other, our hands
were starting to roam. When she reached down and had one hand firmly on my ass, I
gently cupped her breast. I pulled back slightly and I said, ‘let’s go.” So we did,
we ended up having sex and continued to have sex throughout the semester. She then
gave me a C, to which I protested. She said something to the effect of, “Just
because I fucked you doesn’t mean I’m going to GIVE you a grade. You have to earn
it and you didn’t.” That was the last time I saw her.

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The kiss became a little more passionate. As we were holding each other, our hands
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gently cupped her breast. I pulled back slightly and I said, ‘let’s go.” So we did,
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US stocks rose sharply on Wednesday in a dramatic turnaround from deep overnight


losses as Wall Street embraced the upset presidential election victory of
Republican Donald Trump.

After warning for months that a Trump White House would create uncertainty and
damage sentiment, investors poured money into sectors that may benefit from the
former reality TV show star's victory.

That was a steep reversal from the previous night, when financial markets reacted
violently as Democrat Hillary Clinton's path to victory disintegrated and S&P
futures dropped 5 percent before a trading limit kicked in.

"To maintain the public's trust that someday genome editing will be able to treat
or prevent disease, the research community needs to take steps now to demonstrate
that this new tool can be applied with competence, integrity, and benevolence," the
three presidents — Victor Dzau, Marcia McNutt, and Chunli Bai — wrote in an unusual
editorial published Thursday in the journal Science.

The national housing slowdown is spreading to markets like Las Vegas and Phoenix,
where prices still haven’t reclaimed their pre-crisis peaks.
After home values rose sharply this year, the market has shifted in recent weeks.
Prices fell slightly in November while the inventory of unsold homes in the Las
Vegas region has roughly doubled compared with a year earlier, according to the
Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors. Existing home sales slowed nearly 12% in
November compared with a year earlier.

The price hike resulted in a plunge in Tesla sales in China. The China Passenger
Car Association (CPCA) put the drop at 70 per cent, but Tesla disputed the figures.
Facing reduced sales, Tesla cut prices on the Model S salon and the Model X SUV by
12 per cent and 26 per cent, respectively, in late November in what it described as
a move to make Tesla cars affordable to Chinese customers.
China will also roll back the extra tariffs on car parts imported from the US, the
State Council said.

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