Thread: Teacher jailed for sex with pupil

two notes of little meaning

First, Bust is someone i'd least trust in making a decision :P (safety wink, )

Second, That teachers pretty hot.


Now as i see it, the punishment seems fair enough. Granted i skimmed so i'm not sure what the standard punishment would be? Either way if it was breaking the law, then its fair to have to be punished. Rather the law is right or wrong is another discussion.

Do i think it is right or wrong? I haven't a clue, could go either way.


Lastly, if the parents are okay with the relationship after the girl is 16, why the fuck turn the teacher in? Got to be a way better way about going around it. Like stop paying to have the private lessons and hire someone else or w.e.

Originally Posted by Red_Lizard2

First, Bust is someone i'd least trust in making a decision :P (safety wink, )

-_-

Originally Posted by bust331

Touché kind sir.

Well, even with the facts presented, I still have to morally disagree with you, I am very much capable of making my own decisions.

Also, I'm 17.

I'm 17 and I am sure as hell I'm not capable to make most decisions, and am sure you are too . . .

Like consultant pointed out earlier, most evidence suggests that the brain doesn't fully "connect" until around 25 years of age.

Originally Posted by run32.dll

Originally Posted by ALPINESTAR

rofl psych major

That's a great argument you have there. You completely disproved me by claiming I'm a major that I am not.

Originally Posted by Bunni

Im not quite sure what rubs me the wrong way about this. I cant help but feel your statement is bias. Your relying on outside observations to make claims and speculations on a case that clearly requires individual and inside observations. If your going to point to data then, is the source of Sexual orientation is still unknown and subsequently inaccurate to claim development to have any impact on Sexual orientation. Furthermore with no accurate statements from the girl, your speculations have no basis other then lump percentages based off what i can only imagine to be unreliable tests (unless you can think of a good method to gather the sexual orientation of 15 year olds). With out any insight to the girl its just as likely that she was one of the "few" from your data that wasnt confused about her sexuality? Not to mention that acception doesn't equate to true, long enough ago, it was accepted that the world was flat.

Of course I am going to apply universal theories to this situation. Objectivity is how we approach law and science in this culture. While no one has had the opportunity to research sexual confusion amongst teenagers (such a study would be very hard to get approved and would outrage parents) you can still look at the biology and what is chemically going on in people at this age.

Some of the primary emotions that boys and girls typically experience during puberty are enormous amounts of confusion and frustration emanating from all of the changes that are occurring within the body. They begin to have strong emotions that they have never felt before, such as being overly sensitive, easily upset, losing their temper quickly, becoming angry at friends and family for seemingly no reason, and feeling anxious and/or concerned about the appearance of their body. They may also experience new feelings about sex, from confusion to feeling sexual arousal that they had never felt before.

- http://www.soc.ucsb.edu/sexinfo/article/puberty

From a biological standpoint what I stated about sexual confusion amongst teenagers is widely accepted amongst scientists.

Also, it is a gross allegation to equate widely accepted scientific research that has been tested and approved by other scientists to people believing the Earth was flat. There were mathematically and scientifically more advanced ancient cultures that had realized the Earth had a circumference centuries before Columbus was even born.

Your right, but you make my point in your retort, you admit to speculating about a topic that is still mysterious (origins of sexual orientation) and taylor them back to the possibility that the girl was undergoing puberty. Thats a long stretch is it not?


Accepted is a term used for ignorant scientist's speculations. What is accepted has had a history of changing as often as the wind changes direction.