Hot for student

I'm not exactly sure what grown women see in having sex with a pre-teen boy! I do know that when I was a pre-teen boy, I wished that whatever it was, would be apparent in me. Unfortunately, that never happened. But it seems to be happening more regularly in the last few years. Of course, there could be a rational explanation behind all of this. Maybe these boys are really grown men trapped in young boys bodies, trying to fulfill their manly urges with the only women that understand them, their teachers. Or maybe these ladies are out of their damned minds!





I still can't see getting all hot and horny over someone you taught how to write in cursive, or the multiplication tables. I suppose I just lack the background in educating young people, and can't see the connection being made between teacher and student. Maybe I need to do further investigation into this subject. I could pose as a teacher, become close to several students, and commence to have sex with dozens of attractive young underage girls. It would be a difficult and time-consuming task, but I think I might just be the man for the job.

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Teacher charged with having sex with student, 13

Wednesday, February 9, 2005 Posted: 8:45 AM EST (1345 GMT)



Teacher Pamela Turner is free on $50,000 bond.



McMINNVILLE, Tennessee (AP) -- An elementary school teacher has been charged with having sex with one of her students, a 13-year-old boy, at his home and at school, authorities said Tuesday.



Pamela Turner, 27, was charged Monday with 15 counts of sexual battery by an authority figure and 13 counts of statutory rape for acts between November and January.



Turner, who teaches physical education at Centertown Elementary, lived at the boy's house "for a brief period of time when she was moving from residence to residence," Warren County prosecutor Dale Potter said. The boy's parents did not know anything about the relationship, he said.



Potter said Turner was arrested Monday in Clarkrange, her hometown about 55 miles northeast of McMinnville in central Tennessee.



Conviction on all counts could be punished by up to 100 years in prison. But Potter said it was more likely that a conviction would mean a minimum of a year to several years in prison.



Turner is free on $50,000 bond. She's been placed on leave by the school system.



A telephone message left at the home of her father, who lives in Clarkrange, was not immediately returned Tuesday evening.



Turner's husband filed for divorce in January, alleging inappropriate marital conduct, according to the Southern Standard newspaper in McMinnville.