We should know that all time meet different people and we can fall in love, however in some cases are people must not to fall in love or socially it is not right for different aspects that kinship, impositions, strata, age differences, cultural, racial and religious barriers in this case this love might arise in any moment.

It is clear that you wouldn’t a relationship with your teacher by a sexual felling way, because you have to different feelings for her, additional their ages can be able to compatible for build a relationship however the inconvenience is your teacher and she doesn’t kwon about your feelings.

You might talk with her in a specific time for explain the feelings and you leave the fears or you can write a letter with the same information if you have more comfortable with this way, you must evaluate the weakness and benefits that relation can have, because you need to identify this feelings was couldbe manifested trough aspects like admiration, her terribly cordial to their students or simply gratitude that you can confuse with the love.

 On the other hand, do should you being with the teacher? but is possible is not something that fills you or that you do it because you are really fall in love, however your challenge will be to focus on your true feelings and if it is necessary to test your fears and a face your reality allow the love fill their lives.

 
I hope I could help you.

Regards, your Agony Aunt, see you soon

At first, thank you so much for the confidence you’ve deposited on me writing this letter.

Well, let me tell you that you shouldn’t get worried about feeling lonely, remember that’s the life law “times are changing and inevitably, people surely do”, you mustn’t dwell on the past.

Unfortunately, every one of us change as we’re getting older, so, may I give you my point of view?

If I were you, I would spend more time with my family, friends can come and go, but the family is the only thing worth to live for. 

On the other hand, you must not to blame the fact you're not included in an event arranged, you need to know that there are other affairs you might concern; you’re still a young man, you can visit a lot of places, even you could practice sports and be part of a team, so, in this way you may have other new friends, in addition, you’d better not feel alone or probably you won't be able to meet some interesting people.

You should give time to time, you’ll see that time heals all wounds, you’ll have time enough to spend with your kids and all of this you’re experiencing now, will be past sooner or later

Wishing you the best, 

Kindly regards.

Agony uncle

If you are very worried about it, you have to stop and think twice. Don't dare to say it is her fault with angry or bitterness. You need not judge her or threaten her, because it can be the worst way to face this situation. 

It will be better to be in her shoes and to let her tell you about it. Forbidding her to see him could be the beginning of the end of your relationship, so you ought to check the different options you have to face this dilemma. You may think you can rule, but you would better go on and talk to her without prejudice, as much as you can. 

You should follow some steps, if you consider it a good strategy. Invite her and tell her: “You can take him home, you could take your time and recognize him in a better way, you should keep on living your life and fighting for your goals and then you ought to make your best decision. 

Try to analyze better this experience and then you will not regret saying: it must have been different, I would have heard some other people’s opinions and advices, and I should not have done it. 

So, if you really think it over, you will be allowed to get through this, you will not be forced to leave your dreams behind you, you will be able to face life with a bigger sense of pride and self-confidence, you will have to compare and contrast different options and then you will decide what to do.”

It is better to take it easy than to lead your relationship into a bigger crisis. 

I hope I shall help you. Sincerely,

Agony Uncle.

Q: I’m a 16-year-old student harboring ardent feelings for a

teacher. She’s an absolutely wonderful (in my view, angelic)

human being, who seems utterly devoted to what she does and

is terribly cordial to us students. It is out of awe for her

personality, and gratitude for how she’s made a mark in my life,

that I feel so attached to her. She’s in her late 20s, I suppose,

but I feel she could be 18. My feelings are not sexual, but my

social circles make barely any room for this possibility. I can

find little solace in my friends for fear that they’d mock me

because she’s not considered a looker. I feel an urge to tell her

how amazing and adored she is, but fear she’ll be threatened or

affronted, or that she’ll feel pained for me and not know how to

respond.