<p>So anyways I had class today and I talked to her about the email I sent her, after class when everyone left. I told her honestly why I sent the email is because I didn't feel I should ask her out at school hence why I asked her out outside of class. She told me it was okay, but that indeed it would be inappropriate she said. I was honest with her and told her she seems like a nice girl, and that I like girls older than me and just wanted to get to know her better. She said that was nice of me what I said about her and in the email, but that she's sorry she can't.</p>
<p>She said I'm not going to get in trouble, but just don't let it happen again.</p>
<p>She was pretty cool about it actually. She did seem a little uneasy talking about it, but otherwise she was not ****ed, but was serious she would appreciate it not happen again.</p>
<p>I feel better now at least I told her personally how I feel about her.</p>
<p>You’re lucky she didn’t get you in trouble. Writing her that email was a really poor decision and it’s just fortunate she was cool with it. Now it’ll be awkward in that class for the rest of the semester for both of you. </p>
<p>LOOOOOOOOOL please i hope you’re ■■■■■■■■. Otherwise…all i can is that you’re a desperate loser that needs some help. That’s pretty messed up asking your prof. out …awkward…creepy… SMH…</p>
<p>It doesn’t matter if she looks 13, she’s your professor. And how could it NOT be awkward? You asked her out and now if you need to go to her office hours or something she’ll be wary to talk to you for fear of the same thing happening again. </p>
<p>Hey man I see nothig wrong with anything you hve done. You both handled it well but ya it’ll be awkward, anytime a girl rejects someone or vise versa it’s gonna be awkward.</p>
<p>why is it so wrong for a college student to ask out a professor? their both grown adults and can find a way to make it work in a mature manner. all of you bashing him are the ones that are acting like children.</p>
<p>It isn’t fair to anyone involved for teachers to date their students…think of the unfair advantage you get over your classmates. Besides, if she were to lose her job over it, that would be pretty awful too.</p>