These types of stories are not suitable for discussion as they promote unacceptable behavior. We should promote positive values in literature and communication.
No, it is completely inappropriate. Teacher - student relationships in a sexual context are unethical and can cause great harm to students. Fiction should promote positive values and moral behavior, not include such improper and unethical content.
A 'captive fiction book' could be a book of fiction that has a certain allure or charm that 'captures' the reader. It might have an engaging plot, interesting characters, or a unique writing style that makes the reader feel captivated and unable to put the book down.
One negative impact is that it normalizes an unethical behavior. It gives the wrong message that such relationships can be acceptable in some way. Also, it can be very disturbing for those who have been in real teacher - student relationships, whether positive or negative, as it perverts the nature of that bond.
These kinds of stories are not okay. In an educational setting, the focus should be on learning and growth. Teachers having sexual relationships violates professional boundaries. It can also lead to legal consequences for the teacher and a damaged reputation for the school or institution.
No. Teachers are in an educational and professional role, and teaching sex stories is completely inappropriate in an educational setting. Their job is to teach academic knowledge, moral values, and social skills, not to introduce sexual - related stories which are not suitable for the general educational environment.
No, it is completely inappropriate. Teachers are in a position of authority and should be promoting educational, positive and age - appropriate content. Sex stories have no place in an educational setting as they can be offensive, violate ethical boundaries and are not suitable for students.
It is completely unethical. Such a relationship can lead to a lot of negative consequences for the student. For example, it can damage the student's self - esteem as they may feel exploited. Moreover, it can disrupt the educational environment and set a very bad example for other students.
In most cases, it's not ethical. There's an inherent power imbalance that exists between a teacher and a student. Even when the person is a former student, the fact that they were once in that unequal power dynamic makes it inappropriate. For example, the teacher may have influenced the student's development and this relationship can be seen as taking advantage of that past connection.