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{{trope}}
{{cleanup|As per [[Topic:V6clis0x6yp8rbf6|the discussion on the trope's Talk page]], the Real Life examples need to be cleaned up. "To avoid this turning into Portal:juicy_tabloids, maybe limit to just the cases (whether proven or alleged) that inspired work(s) of fiction listed on the page (such as Letourneau). And perhaps para-scientific studies can be grandfathered in." Also, a short paragraph stating that this is how we are handling Real Life examples of this trope needs to be added to the trope description. Then the "No Real Life Examples, Please" category can be removed from the page.}}
{{quote|''"I've got it bad, got it bad, got it bad, I'm hot for teacher."''|'''[[Van Halen]]'''}}
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== Hot for Teacher ==
=== Anime
* ''[[Cardcaptor Sakura]]'' featured a 4th grade girl, Rika Sasaki, in a relationship with her homeroom teacher, Yoshiyuki Terada. Yeah. To their credit, the manga made it clear they'll be waiting until they're married before they actually ''do'' anything sexually intimate (which would be at the age of at least 16 in Japan), and the anime made the crush [[Precocious Crush|completely one-sided on the girl's part]].
** Also, the main
** Subverted with Kaho and Touya. They ''did'' have a brief fling, yeah, but only after Kaho finished her substitute teacher stint in his school. Not to mention, Kaho cut the relationship since she was going abroads to finish her education {{spoiler|and not to mention, she already knew that in the future, [[Second Love|they'd fall for other persons]] (Eriol for her, and [[Ho Yay|Yukito]] for [[Bi the Way|Touya]]) and become [[Platonic Life Partners]]}}
* In ''[[Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch]]'', Hanon has a gigantic infatuation with her music teacher, who she refers to as Tarou-chan.
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* ''[[Fushigi Yuugi]]'s'' Eikoden OAV has Taka Sukinami/Tamahome working as the basketball coach of Miaka and Yui's old school; one of the girls on the team, Mayo Sakaki, falls for him.
* In ''[[Hell Teacher Nube]]'', although Kyoko's definite love interest is Hiroshi, she still harbors an unrequited crush on the titular teacher coming from the time [[Rescue Romance|he saved her from an almosr fatal demonic possession]].
* Played for dark laughs in ''[[Sayonara, Zetsubou-sensei]]''. The plot revolves around a suicidal teacher who accidentally wins the hearts of nearly all of his students, some more extremely devoted than others. Itoshiki himself rarely returns any of the feelings of his [[Harem]].
* ''[[Gunslinger Girl]]''. Maria Machiavelli discusses this trope when she hints that Triela is in love with her instructor/handler Hillshire. Triella replies that even if she was in love with him, it's [[He Is Not My Boyfriend|not that kind of relationship]].
{{quote|'''Hilshire:''' Say, what did she mean by "Talk about love"?
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* This was {{spoiler|Miyabi's backstory}} in ''[[Great Teacher Onizuka]]''. She had a crush on her teacher. When she found out he was engaged, she {{spoiler|pretended he had raped her and ruined his reputation as she spread the rumor over the school.}} However, this would backfire on her as {{spoiler|one of her classmates would be expelled for assaulting said teacher and the teacher quit rather than explain his innocence.}}
** Also in the manga {{spoiler|Urumi Kanzaki}} develops a crush on Onizuka and it gets even stronger {{spoiler|after he saves her when she tried to commit suicide.}}
* ''[[Ranma ½]]'': [[Accidental Pervert|Ranma]] and [[Hot Teacher|Hinako]] are accused of having this type of relationship a lot.
** Ukyo lampshades this trope at one point.
{{quote|'''Akane:''' What's there to worry about? She's his teacher, right?
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* The story ''The First Goodbye'' from the hentai collection ''[[Virgin Night]]'' is a [[Deconstructed Trope|deconstructed]] edition. It's made pretty clear that Saki is a female [[Casanova]], and poor Kou is riddled with uncertainty about what this relationship is really made of. {{spoiler|Then he gets a notice of Saki's wedding at the end}}
* A Hentai/Romance manga called "Teacher and Student" by artist Fuuga revolves around the budding relationship between a student and his teacher when an eviction causes them to move in together. Interestingly, there's a good deal of focus on their own concerns about the relationship, as opposed to being worried about what others will think. {{spoiler|subverted in that by the end, she's resigned and is no longer his teacher.}}
* In ''[[Kodomo no Jikan]]'', third grader Rin develops a crush on her homeroom teacher. Unfortunately, the approach [[Fille Fatale|she]] takes to deal with it is "[[Be a Whore to Get Your Man]]".
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* The X-Men have a few of these. Emma Frost's [[Backstory]] miniseries has a teenage Emma developing a crush on her art teacher—and when her mind-reading powers set in, she learns that he's attracted to her as well. Emma's [[Magnificent Bastard]] of a father gets the teacher fired (and forbids him from ever seeing Emma again). They later meet again when Emma ends up attending a college where he is teaching. There the teacher, Emma, her telepathic roommate, and Emma's new best friend get involved in a love rectangle where the roommate telepathically manipulates the best friend into accusing the teacher of sexual advances in order to remove the two people standing between her and Emma. In response to this revelation, Emma mind wipes her roommate, then uses her own psychic power to hijack her best friend's mind and make everyone think she's a lying, crazy stalker. Afterwords, Emma confesses to the teacher what she did in order to protect him, in the name of being honest with the man she loves in hopes that he would not hold it against her in the event he wanted to begin a relationship with her at last. Unfortunately, finding out that Emma was a mutant AND had used her psychic powers to get her best friend labeled insane causes him to reject Emma, turning her into the cold-blooded villain she would become.
* This student-has-crush-on-teacher version can also be found in ''[[Peanuts]]'.▼
** Linus doesn't worship Miss Othmar, he is just very fond of the ground she walks upon...▼
* Multiple stories in ''[[Cherry Comics]]'' feature Cherry or one of her friends having sex with a teacher.
* In ''[[Gold Digger]]'', Gina's [[Action Mom|mother]] reminisces with a friend about their martial arts teacher. One night, the friend was about to sneak into her teacher's quarters to bare her soul (among other things) to him, only to find that several of his other students had the exact same idea. Naturally, a fight broke out.
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=== Literature ===
* In ''[[Bridge to Terabithia]]'', the male lead has a crush on his teacher ([[Zooey Deschanel]] in [[The Film of the Book]]). This is a plot point because {{spoiler|it's the reason he doesn't invite his best friend along on their museum tour, which is why his best friend dies that day}}.
* In another of Paterson's books, ''Jip: His Story'', the eleven-year-old protagonist has similar feelings for his (female) teacher.
* Of all places, this shows up in ''[[The Inheritance Cycle]]'', with ''dragons''. Saphira approaches the older male dragon mentoring her (they're apparently the [[Last of His Kind|last of their kind]], BTW), but he isn't interested. Then she gets nasty...
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* In ''The Grumpy Bunny'' series of books by Justine Korman and illustrated by Lucinda McQueen, Hopper the Grumpy Bunny (a teacher), is hot for Lilac, the music teacher.
* In ''Middle Ground'' by Ursula Zilinsky a gay man in his 30s mentions having been in love with his housemaster at school.
* ''[[Harry Potter and
* ''[[Warrior Cats]]'': [[Word of God]] has confirmed that Cinderpelt, while she was Firestar's apprentice, was [[Hot for Teacher]]. However, Firestar, being... er, [[Chaste Hero|Firestar]], [[All Love Is Unrequited|wasn't]] [[Hot for Student]].
* In ''[[Anne of Green Gables|Anne of Avonlea]]'', Anne receives a rather verbose love letter form one her students [[Les Yay|Annetta Bell]]. Although, the letter is revealed to be [[Plagiarism in Fiction|plagiarized]] from several love letters Annetta's mother's former beau wrote. Annetta insists she really does love Anne with all her heart.
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* A lesser-known example: "High School Confidential" by Rough Trade.
* The hit "Forelska i lærern" (literally, "In love with the teacher") by the Norwegian band "The Kids" (not to be confused with the Belgian band of the same name).
=== [[Newspaper Comics]] ===
▲* This student-has-crush-on-teacher version can also be found in ''[[Peanuts]]''.
* In ''[[Zits]]'', Jeremy has an attractive guidance counsellor, and often has some rather explicit fantasies about her. [[Downplayed Trope|Not by choice]]; in one strip where this happens, when she asks him what's on his mind, he asks, "Can't we just talk about my schedule instead?"
=== [[Video Games]] ===
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* In ''[[Katawa Shoujo]]'', Lilly had feelings for her English tutor in the past, and turned down her many [[Love Confession|love confessions]] to save herself for him, but knew that she could never have him, and never confessed. Hisao thinks of such relationships as "taboos born of such things as purity and youth," and is glad Lilly never acted on it.
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* In ''[[Red String]]'', Sayuri Morita develops a crush on Igarashi-sensei when he's the only one who listens to her, is nice to her, etc. She attempts to kiss him when he's asleep in his office but chickens out, and then goes for it when they're singing karaoke together. He rebuffs her since, unfortunately for her, he's too professional to ever pursue such a relationship . . . and he's gay.
* In a [http://www.scarygoround.com/?date=20101013 guest-strip] for ''[[Bad Machinery]]'', Mildred has a dream about her teacher, Ryan Beckwith.
* In ''[[World of Fizz]]'', [https://web.archive.org/web/20141126174116/http://fergoandenrique.comicgenesis.com/d/20110502.html Alex for Ms. O'Hare] Even the story title is called this.
=== Western Animation ===
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== Hot for Student ==
=== Anime
* It's implied that Komoe-sensei of ''[[
* In ''[[
* In ''[[Chou Kuse ni Narisou]]'', Nagisa is chased by a [[Yaoi Guys|homosexual male]] teacher who [[
* ''[[Revolutionary Girl Utena]]'', in which it's a deliberate psychological ploy by the [[Big Bad]] to manipulate the [[Tragic Hero]]. Very [[Squick]]y.
* ''[[Mahoromatic]]'' uses this trope to a disturbing extent, especially in the first series, with a (perhaps) twenty-five-year-old teacher lusting after the middle-school-aged male lead; fortunately, this somewhat overused source of comedy is not as prevalent in the second series. The [[After the End]] finale shows the two meeting up some 8–10 years later. She comments how he's lost his looks, then walks off with a pair of [[Shotacon|preteen male students]].
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* Yukari-sensei in ''[[Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu]]'' is constantly throwing herself at her students and generally acting inappropriately... and the students want none of it.
* In the ''[[Blue Drop]]''[[Manga]], some of the all female race Arume run various girls' schools that double as their lesbian harems.
* In ''[[Futaba-Kun Change!
* In ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]'', this is part of [[The Stoic|Professor Kozo Fuyutsuki]]'s backstory, with him caring greatly for his student Yui Ikari, who married his ''other'' student Gendou. His
* [[Boys Love]] example: Atsushi from ''[[Kusatta Kyoushino Houteishiki]]'' (''Equation of the Perverted Teacher'') has been infatuated with Masami aka Ma-chan, his neighbor and caretaker, for years. He transfers to his new highschool and finds Ma-chan... or so he thinks, as the guy he thinks it's Ma-chan is actually Ma-chan's older brother, Masayoshi, who works as the school nurse and basketball coach.
* In the ''[[Full Metal Panic!]]!'' manga, the [[Camp Gay]] substitute teacher for Sōsuke's high school's men's swim team is shown to have the hots for Sōsuke. [[Even the Guys Want Him|Not that anyone can blame him]]. He is shown blushing and drooling over Sōsuke's body, and is very obviously jealous and shocked when he interprets Kaname's "I work well with Sōsuke because we have a bond" as being that they've done it.
* In ''[[Gokusen]]'', [[Evil Teacher]] Miura
* ''[[Lets Nupu Nupu]]'' features
* In ''[[Durarara!!]]'', Prof. Nasujima has a rather obvious thing for his student Anri. In his case, however, it's more of an indication that he's a giant creep than a case of forbidden love (especially since it's implied that Anri is hardly his first in this regard).
** It's shown that his first relationship with a student was mutually consensual, but seriously unhealthy, and he was the one to quit it since the girl was even a bigger creep than he, and he was seriously afraid for his safety. He really should have learned his lesson that time, considering Anri's big secret.
* Naruko Yokoshima, the only teacher ever seen in ''[[Seitokai Yakuindomo]]'', is a [[Christmas Cake]] [[
* In ''[[Loveless]]'' a source of major [[Fetish Fuel]] is the relationship between Ritsu and his student Soubi, he teaches Soubi lessons about how to take pain (these feature a whip and a very shirtless Soubi) and later {{spoiler|goes on to take the boys virginity.}}
* In ''[[DearS]]'', Mitsuka-sensei is pretty much hot for [[Anything That Moves]], meaning that ALL of her students have to deal with her teaching sexually-explicit foreign language lessons (that she wrote herself) while she's wearing nothing but skimpy lingerie. Even the male students find this [[Fetish Retardant|more annoying than anything else.]]
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* One of Keima's captures in ''[[The World God Only Knows]]'' involved a student teacher who thinks of him as a genius but troubled student. {{spoiler|When she was done teaching, ''she'' kissed ''him''.}}
* ''[[Kyo Kara Maoh!]]'': [[Ho Yay|Gunter toward Yuuri]].
* There are quite a lot of jokes about this in ''[[My Hero Academia]]'' regarding Midnight, and the way she lulls Sero to sleep during the Final Exam arc would have been pretty creepy had you not known it was a drill; ultimately, however, averted.
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* One of [[X-Men (Comic Book)|Professor Xavier's]] deepest secrets was that he was in love with Jean Grey as a student. His [[Super-Powered Evil Side]], Onslaught, was all too happy to share this with her, much to Jean's horror.
* [[Spider-Man|Professor Miles Warren]] was infatuated with his student [[I Let Gwen Stacy Die|Gwen Stacy]], but refused to admit it, convincing himself that he saw her as the daughter he never had. Her death sent him off the deep end and led to the story that would, decades later, be revived as [[The Clone Saga]], thus proving that teachers falling for students can never lead to anything good.
=== Films ===
* ''[[Black Swan]]'': The art director is a little hands
* One of the professors in ''[[Good Will Hunting]]'' makes repeated passes at his much younger female students, though he's always politely turned down.
* ''De man die zijn haar kort liet knippen'' (''The Man Who Had His Hair Cut Short''). A teacher at girls' high school, middle-aged and married with a small daughter of his own, is madly in unrequited love with one of his teenage pupils and is heartbroken when she graduates. {{spoiler|It's implied that years later the memory of his love is one of the things that drive him possibly crazy.}}
* ''Le souffle au cœur'' (''Murmur of the Heart''). Laurent, 14 and a half, is in confession when his priest and teacher makes a pass at him. Laurent asks to go back to class. The priest, annoyed, gives him an excessive penance: thirty Hail Marys. The priest seems to have a reputation for making passes at the boys. However, during the private lessons he later gives a convalescent Laurent nothing much, if anything, happens.
* In Lindsay Anderson's ''
* In ''[[25th Hour]]'', Philip Seymour Hoffman's character is hot for one of his students, played by [[Anna Paquin]].
=== Literature ===
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=== Live Action TV ===
* ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]''
** The seventh-season episode "Him
** [[Word of God]] states that Professor Maggie Walsh had feelings for Riley. Seeing as he views her more as a mother figure - and she's completely deranged - this is exceedingly creepy. It's even creepier when you remember that she {{spoiler|was experimenting on Riley too.}} It was extra super creepy that she watched Buffy and Riley have sex from a video camera installed in his room, then decided to have Buffy killed off. Call that lady [[Squick|Queen Squick]].
* In ''[[Veronica Mars]]'', Veronica defends one of her favorite teachers against a claim of this. She goes through the girl's diary, and checks the dates, and so gets him off. {{spoiler|She then finds out that it was all true, and that the girl who said she was his lover was really a friend of the actual girl, and she did get pregnant and so wasn't in school. Veronica then got him fired.}}
* In Series 3 of ''[[Skins]]'' {{spoiler|Kieran makes an unsuccessful move on Naomi, his student.}}
* Although never outright stated, the very fact that the [[Beware the Nice Ones|supposedly sweet]], [[The Ingenue|seemingly wholesome]] Selena Coombs of ''[[American Gothic]]'' is in fact a [[Femme Fatale]], [[Hot Librarian]], and [[Evil Teacher]] all rolled into one makes speculation about this trope inevitable. There are certainly more than a few moments where seeing this ravishing, suggestively dressed, beautiful woman speaking to her class of grade schoolers in that sultry Southern drawl left this editor feeling...[[Squick|uncomfortable]]. It doesn't help that the actress in question almost seemed aware of this fact, since she almost always focused her attention on the young boys in her classroom. Somewhat justified in Caleb's case, since Buck wanted her to keep an eye on his 'son'...but even there, considering [[Sex Is Evil|what one of the best ways to corrupt Caleb would be]], scenes of closeness between the two [[Freud Was Right|appear to have a deeper meaning]]...
* In ''[[Law
** There also was an episode involving this teenage guy and his hot older teacher. The guys congratulate him, but the SVU team wags their fingers no and try to separate them. It was sort of heartbreaking actually, considering the arm-twisting they did to her so she'd stay away from him.
** Another episode had a teacher admitting to having sex with one of his students, but claimed it was consensual while said student accused him of raping her. They never quite tell us if it was a case of Hot For Student or a mutual attraction, and ended it just before the verdict is read. This was intentional to show how ambiguous these cases are when it's only he said/she said. They later held an on-line poll to see how people would have ruled if they had been on the jury: Not Guilty was the winner.
** Yet another SVU has a male High School teacher getting arrested for having relations with one of his students. He's put through the normal wringer until it's revealed that the "student" was actually in her 20's and faking being a teenager due to an inability to face growing up.
* In ''[[Caprica]]'', one of her husbands asks Clarice if the reason she invited Lacy to dinner was to make her another wife. It isn't; however it's hinted that the reason he asked this is because she's done this before.
* Canadian teen sitcom
* In the British soap opera, ''Hollyoaks'', secondary school teacher, Becca Dean falls in love and embarks on an affair with a teenage student, Justin Burton.
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=== Real Life ===
* In his autobiography, ''Flannelled Fool'', T. C. Worsley describes his career as a young secondary school teacher and his attraction to some of the boys he taught.
* In his autobiography, ''Escape from the Shadows'', Robin Maugham describes becoming aware that at his school various teachers, all male, were having sex with boy pupils of eleven or twelve. Some of the boys were OK with it. Some definitely weren't.
* Benjamin Britten, 40, living with a long-term gay partner his own age, needed a boy to sing the part of Miles in his new opera, ''The Turn of the Screw''. He found David Hemmings. Hemmings came to live with Britten for several months while he prepared for his role. Britten fell in love with the 12-year-old boy, who loved him back, but not that way. Even though they shared a bed sometimes, nothing ever happened. Britten had crushes on and friendships with various other boy singers of his.
* John Gambril Nicholson, a Victorian poet who wrote about almost nothing but boys, worked as an English teacher at various boys' schools and fell in love with several of his pupils, to whom he dedicated various of his books of poetry. Timothy d'Arch Smith notes of one such boy, Frank Victor Rushworth, 22 years younger than Nicholson, that "Nicholson's friendship with Victor began when the boy was thirteen. It was not altogether a happy relationship for it laboured under the usual difficulty that the boy was not able to respond to the ardour of Nicholson's passion."
== Mutual Attraction ==
=== Anime
* ''[[Marmalade Boy]]'' plays this trope straight with the relationship between Miki's best friend Meiko Akizuki and her teacher Shinichi Namura. Also one of the few times a match up like this is portrayed in a sympathetic manner, specially due to [[Star-Crossed Lovers|the crap they go through]]. {{spoiler|And they ''do'' get [[Happily Married]] by the end of the series -- the last episode of the anime series features their wedding party.}}
* ''[[Cardcaptor Sakura]]''
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** Touya's relationship with teacher Kaho Mizuki is actually an aversion, as they only confessed to loving each other after Kaho's term as student teacher had ended.
*** Kaho's later relationship with [[Really Seven Hundred Years Old|Eriol]] is even more of an aversion, as not only was Kaho never Eriol's teacher, he's actually older than her and she's one of the few people to know that he's old enough to be a father.
** In the
* The central relationship in ''[[Suki: A Like Story]]'', also by [[CLAMP]], is teacher-student as well.
* In ''[[Chobits]]'', a secondary main character (the protagonist's friend), ends up marrying off their [[Cram School]] teacher saving her from a shaky relationship with her husband. Though in this case he was a 18-19 [[Ronin]] and she was in her mid-twenties and therefore this wasn't as iffy as usual for a CLAMP case of this trope.
* ''[[I My
* The ''raison d'etre'' of ''[[Please Teacher!]]''.
** With the justification that the main character had a strange medical condition that, at one point, left him in a coma long enough that his body didn't age for three years - leaving him chronologically 18 though mentally (and physically) still 15. This is less of a justification for the age difference (Mizuho's age being undisclosed), and more to enable Kei to marry and live with with Mizuho legally. Ironically, the issue seems less about the age difference and more about her being Kei's teacher, making their romance an awkward situation the two are called upon to conceal as it is a breach of the school's professional propriety.
** In a humorous twist, after Kei confirms his "marriage" to the principal, the principal reveals his own [[May–December Romance]] with a former student to them, leading both Kei and Mizuho to wonder whether it was entirely legal. Their wondering aloud about the girl's age, however, has the principal coughing at their moral inconsistency, prompting them not to inquire into the matter any further.
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* In the classic anime ''[[Maison Ikkoku]]'' the beautiful widow Otonashi Kyoko née Chigusa successfully married her high school teacher, Otonashi Soichiro.
* ''[[Ayashi no Ceres]]'' features a minor plot involving Yuki Urakawa, a girl who's in a relationship with her science teacher. {{spoiler|Though it turns out that he's just using her to test out the drug that awakens the latent powers of the descendants of celestial maidens.}}
* ''[[Yes! Pretty Cure
* A high school romance is the main storyline of the Korean comic ''[[Unbalance
* In ''[[Fruits Basket]]'', Kyoko married Katsuya just after he finished being a student teacher there.
* {{spoiler|Alice}} in the ''[[Serial Experiments Lain]]'' anime is shown {{spoiler|masturbating to a fantasy involving her teacher}}. The final episode {{spoiler|shows an older Alice married to him.}}
* One of the cruelest versions of this trope is showcased in ''[[Bokurano]]''. {{spoiler|Chizuru and Hatagai-sensei's relationship was [[Break the Cutie|so horrible]] that she broke down and ended up becoming a full-fledged [[
* Kouko and Yoshino from ''[[Clannad (visual novel)|Clannad]]'', though they only started to seriously pursue a relationship long after Yoshino graduated.
* [[Schoolgirl Lesbians|Schoolgirl Lesbian]] Naitou and her teacher Hayato in ''[[Shoujo Sect]]''.
* In ''[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]] -- Gurren Academy'', a manga [[Alternate Universe]] of ''Gurren Lagann'', Dayakka and Kiyoh serve as this.
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* ''[[20-Year-Old Girl X 30-Year-Old Maiden]]'' is a [[Girls Love]] manga about a Teacher-Student Romance, although the student in question is in college which decreases the [[Squick]] factor.
* ''Black Bird'' has a relationship between the main character, Misao, and her teacher, Kyo. To be fair, he's only her teacher because the head of a demon clan who marries Misao brings prosperity to that clan.
* In ''[[
* In ''[[Ciel: The Last Autumn Story]]'', one begins to develop between the main character, Yvienne, and her teacher, Krohiten. Though to be fair, there are [[Interspecies Romance|plenty of]] [[Mayfly-December Romance|bigger issues]] with their budding relationship than the fact that he's teaching her magic.
* In the manga, ''[[Gakuen Alice]]'' shows {{spoiler|Mikan Sakura's parents, Izumi and Yuka}} are an example of this. {{spoiler|Izumi}} was a teacher at the academy from the time {{spoiler|Yuka}} was in elementary school. The attraction was eventually mutual, and was particularly ''developed'' when she was in high school.
* ''[[Yuru-Yuri]]'' throws some pretty blatant [[Les Yay|hints]] that [[Student Council President|Rise]] [[The Quiet One|Matsumoto]] and [[Mad Scientist|Nishigaki-Sensei]] have...something going on between the two of them.
* ''Why are you here Sensei!?'' (''Nande Koko ni Sensei ga!?''), an Ecchi comedy revolving around this. "17-year-old Ichirou Satou is an average guy who always happens to find himself in a perverted situation with his teacher, Kana Kojima." Unfortunately for herself, "Devil Kojima" is so intimidating that only after an accidental naked meeting he noticed she is incredibly hot. She also happens to be a younger friend of his mother, which makes them meet in "unofficial" circumstances more often (such as being asked to babysit Satou's little sister… who, of course, untied the knot on Kojima's bra the moment she looked the other way). By the end of Chapter 4, his mom noticed that Satou is a bit dazed in Kojima's presence, began to tease her and things moved to the full-[[tsundere]] stage:
{{quote|'''Kojima''': I wait till you graduate, [[Baka|ya idiot!!]]"
'''Satou''': For what?! }}
** Then introduced another pair shortly before Satou graduated: Suzuki (Satou's friend, who is generally a cool and somewhat shy guy, but is likewise avoided by everyone, due to being ''huge'', even though he's at least a year younger, and having a bad case of [[Face of a Thug]] Syndrome) and Matsukaze sensei (a nice teacher… and a friend of Kojima… to whom she lent a book [[Through His Stomach|on matters of romance and cooking]]) who decided to share a lunch with him. Which likewise almost immediately led to an Ecchi-grade wacky accident.
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* In ''New X-Men: Academy X'', [[The Medic|Josh Foley]] aka [[Healing Hands|"Elixir"]] has a secret relationship with Rahne "Wolfsbane" Sinclair, who is one of the youngest teachers at the Institute (being only 19, to Josh's 16). What was really disturbing about it was that Josh had a not-secret girlfriend his own age ([[Naive Everygirl|Laurie Collins]] aka [[The Ingenue|"Wallflower"]]) ''[[Your Cheating Heart|at the same time.]]''
* Alison Bechdel's autobiographical graphic novel ''[[Fun Home]]'' centered around her closeted gay father, a high school English teacher who over the years had affairs with his students and at one point underwent a trial for buying beer for one of them. She noted that though the offense was for buying alcohol for minors, the real offense "dare not speak its name." As Bechdel is a lesbian herself, she at one point wonders how she would have fared if she came of age in the repressive 50s like her father did... "Would I have had the guts to be one of those Eisenhower-era butches? Or would I have married and sought succor from my high school students?"
* The title character of ''Skim'' gets into a lesbian relationship with her art teacher, but as far as we know, it never gets past the kissing. The teacher is deeply troubled by it and gets herself transferred to another school.
=== Fan
* Very heavily implied in ''[[The X-Men]]'' fanfic ''[[Mutatis Mutandis]]'', between teacher Wolverine and teenage student Northstar. It's on several instances and first indicated when Northstar and his friends are greeting the new student. Later, the new student notices Wolverine
* Similarly, ''The Federation Lives Forever!'' from ''[[Undocumented Features]]'' strongly implies that a relationship forms between [[K-On!|Tsumugi Kotobuki and Sawako Yamanaka]] after Sawako moves on from Sato Academy and is no longer actually a teacher. Amusingly, the other girls in Hokago Tea Time tease Mugi about this, but don't actually think it's real.
=== Films -- Live Action ===
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* The Chinese wuxia novel ''Return of the Condor Heroes'' has Yang Guo, a young rogue martial arts student, falling in love with his master, Xiao Long Nu. The issue, however, was less of age than it was of position; in those times, it was traditional for students to revere and respect their masters in the same way one would a parent. Society's inability to accept their relationship plays a very important part in their romance.
* In ''Cat's Eye'' by Margaret Atwood, the main character Elaine {{spoiler|has an affair with her art teacher, Josef.}}
* Barry Lyga's novel ''Boy Toy'' subverts this trope as the main plot. The main character seduced an attractive female teacher at a very young age and has to deal with the legal, social, and psychological consequences when everyone in town finds out. It's revealed to be even more twisted at the end, when {{spoiler|said teacher tells him she intentionally seduced him, and intended to from the moment she first saw him. For the five years following that, the main character was convinced that ''he'' seduced ''her'', and that all the resulting consequences were entirely his fault.}}
* In ''Love Lessons'' by Jacqueline Wilson, the main character attends High School after being
** To make it slightly less creepy, he was very disapproving of how she was behaving, and was quite torn-up and confused about the fact that he loved her as well - he'd just had a child with his wife and he didn't want to ruin his marriage. When the two of them are discovered, they both lie about what happened so that he wouldn't lose his job (they claim that the crush was one-sided and that he was trying to let her down gently) and it's implied that they break up.
* This trope is all over ''Claudine at School''; it's a wonder the oversexed staff get any work done. Claudine originally falls for teaching assistant Aimee, who gets snatched by the scary new Headmistress Mademoiselle Sergent. Sergent tells Claudine she was attracted to her to begin with. The singing master Monsieur Rabastens fancies Claudine; she plays up to him when there's nothing better to do ... No wonder the school's described as a 'filthy den of tittle-tattle'.
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** And he thinks her mom finding out is scarier than facing evil vampires.
* Matilda initially seems to want this in ''[[The Monk]]'', claiming to have dressed as a man and entered the monastery to be close to Ambrosio, and even later when she starts seeking his love in return. He gives in to his growing attraction and starts a relationship with her. She seems to get bored of him about as fast as he gets bored of her, though.
* In the chinese [[Yaoi|danmei]] novel''The Scum Villain's Self-Saving System'', Shen Yuan!Shen Quingqiu ends with Luo Binghe, his tecnically former student at the moment they hook-up. This relationship was extremely complicated due to Luo Binghe being supposed to be [[Harem Hero|a heterosexual Stallion Protagnist]], and the relationship between Luo Binghe and the original Shen Quingqiu in the original novel was... very bad, to put it mildly, all of this very much informed the transmigrated Shen Quingqiu interactions and eventual obvliousness of both his and his love interest feelings.
=== Live Action TV ===
* Used many times in ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]''.
** When Wesley first appears in the third season, he and Cordelia circle each other. In fact, when they first met he assumed she was a teacher (possible [[Lampshade Hanging]] on the [[Dawson Casting]]), but heavy awkwardness ensues when he realized she was a student, and he promptly drops the subject. Though it is brought up a few times with him ogling her, and the episode where Buffy read minds. She was hinted at being seventeen as Faith teases him, saying "Jailbait". She evidently had a birthday before the prom though, when Giles informs Wesley she's 18. Wesley has a first dance with her, and they share a hilariously awkward kiss that obliterates half a season of romantic tension, and never brought it up again. Even three years later in the alternate universe of the ''Angel'' episode "Birthday," Wesley and Cordy still remember what a flop their "relationship" was and quickly change the subject when Gunn mentions it.
** In the first-season episode "Teacher's Pet
** In season two, there was the episode "I Only Have Eyes For You
** At first Buffy's relationship with Riley ''should'' fit, or at least border on, this trope—in real life, some universities consider it ''very'' dodgy for a freshman to date ''any'' graduate student, let alone the TA of a class you're in.
* ''[[Ally McBeal]]'' defended a teacher who slept with her student in a [[Ripped from the Headlines]] case.
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* On ''Swingtown,'' Laurie Miller is ferociously pursuing her hot teacher Mr. Stephens. He discourages her affection and when they do get together, they avert the trope since he's not her teacher any more..
* ''[[Dawson's Creek]]'' had Pacey and his English teacher have an affair. Most of the adults involved took it seriously, while Pacey's friends, though somewhat disbelieving, didn't see anything wrong with it. Considering that they were teenagers and their friend seemed happy, that's fairly realistic no matter what the genders involved.
* ''[[Law and
* This featured in ''[[Neighbours]]'' with Rachael meeting and getting the number of a cute
* Happened in ''[[Soap]]'' with Billy and his teacher. [[Contrived Coincidence|She just happens to leave her job at the school right as he turns eighteen]], but the relationship ''still'' doesn't last. Oh, and ''he'''s the one who breaks it off {{spoiler|(which causes her to become a [[
* ''[[Grange Hill]]''.
** There was one back in about 1998/99 or so, where two lower-sixth form students went clubbing, and one of them, Evelyn, gets flirting with a university student, whose number she gets and they go on a couple of dates. Then he turns up as a new trainee teacher for her A-Level classes....things get awkward, they agree to break off the relationship right away, but news about how they first met spreads around school anyway and he is forced to resign (not just from the position, but from his teacher training course and the teaching profession as a whole. Eventually, Evelyn discovers that while they were dating (they had slept together on one, maybe two occasions during that period) she had gotten pregnant by him; they move away and set up home together, and it's implied they got married at some point too.
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* ''[[That '70s Show]]'' has an episode in which Fez wants his English teacher to be his prom date. Early on at the prom, he asks her to dance and she declines. At the end on the episode, they are seen dancing. He asks Eric for the key to the hotel room that he & Donna didn't use. The teacher says she is not going to a motel with him, and he replies, "Yes, and you also said you would not dance with me." This teacher also happened to be [[Grey DeLisle]].
* In an early episode of ''[[The Sopranos]]'', a girl on Meadow's soccer team attempts suicide by slitting her wrists. Turns out she was having an affair with the coach, who was leaving to coach on a college team.
* Played for laughs on ''[[
* In ''[[Numb3rs]]'', we have the villainous duo of Crystal Hoyle and Buck Winters.
** And on the side of good and true, we have Charlie and Amita. To be fair, Amita completed her thesis in Season One, so by the time they started dating in late Season Two, they were ''former'' teacher and student. Also, Charlie's a prodigy, so their age difference is somewhere on the order of just 5 years.
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* In the UK ''[[Queer as Folk]]'' Stuart narrates to camera how he lost his virginity to his (male) PE teacher. When he was ''eleven''.
* In Season Four of ''[[One Tree Hill]]'', Brooke Davis enters into relationship with Nick Chavez, whom she met online, who later turns up as her new English teacher at Tree Hill High. They continue dating, in secret until it is revealed that he has cheated on her.
* On ''[[The X-Files]]'', we
** The fact that Scully has had two affairs with instructors was clumsily handled. Given that the affair with her professor shook her so badly she left medical school for the FBI makes it very unlikely she would seek something similar in the FBI Academy. Especially given that early ''X-Files'' Scully is not someone ruled by her emotions but very much by logic and reasoning.
** Both these relationships do establish Scully's obvious "type" and might partially explain her attraction to Mulder. In "En Ami", [[Big Bad]] CGB Spender points out that Scully is attracted to powerful men, but fear their power.
* In the ''[[30 Rock]]'' episode "Queen of Jordan", Susan Sarandon plays Frank's former teacher, who was in a relationship with him when he was 14. Surprisingly(considering the [[Double Standard]]), based on Frank's apparent age and the fact that the teacher was only recently released from prison, it appears that she served a significantly longer sentence than is typically associated with female-teacher/male-student cases.
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* ''[[Little Britain]]'' had Edward and Samantha Grant, a teacher and his former student who were now married, although it's never revealed whether they had begun their relationship while Samantha was still at school.
* On ''[[Degrassi]]'' Sav and his teacher kiss.
* On ''[[How I Met Your Mother]]'' Ted briefly dates a woman who is a graduate student at the college where he is teaching
** However, we found out that the Mother was also in that economics class, though Ted would not date her until much later.
* Michael and Nikita on ''[[Nikita (TV series)|Nikita]]'' pre-Series, although flashbacks occur. Michael was Nikita's instructor during her time at Division. They fall in love with each other although their relationship doesn't progress until the start of the current series 3 years after Nikita escaped from Division and Michael is the one hunting her.
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* [[ABBA|"I was in a trance... When I kissed the teacher...?]]
* [[Venom (band)|Venom]] has made a few [[Intercourse with You]] songs on the subject like "Teacher's Pet".
* ''Don't Let Me Get Me'' by [[
▲* ''Don't Let Me Get Me'' by [[Pink]] at one point says she had a relationship with her teacher. In the video, it shows said teacher in the front of the class looking suggestively at her.
=== [[Theatre]] ===
* Pretty much the whole plot of ''[[Phantom of the Opera]]'', where the Phantom falls in love with his voice student Christine.
* One of the main plots of the play/film ''[[The History Boys]]''. The male students like one of their teachers so much, they let him harmlessly grope them so he can get a cheap thrill. Later, another teacher attempts to start up an actual relationship with one of the boys, but it never actually gets anywhere despite mutual interest. {{spoiler|The second teacher spends much of the film extremely aware of how inappropriate it is, and is only able to give in to the student's flirtations once the year is over.}}
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* In Tom Stoppard's ''Arcadia'', a young man, Septimus, is the private tutor of a teenaged girl named Thomasina and they eventually fall in love. {{spoiler|Thomasina's death the night before her 17th birthday breaks Septimus's heart and turns him into a half-mad hermit.}}
* ''Butley'' by Simon Gray. Butley, a lecturer in English literature at a London university, finds out that his wife of a year is leaving him for another man. He also finds out that his long term live-in friend/boyfriend is leaving him for another man. Said friend/boyfriend, now a colleague of Butley's, used to be his student and it's implied that that's when their relationship began.
* In Shakespeare's ''[[The Taming
=== [[Video Games]] ===
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* In the [[H-game]] ''Heart de Roommate'', the hero can start a relationship with his homeroom teacher, Yoshiko. The school ends up finding out about it and they are forced to stay away from each other until the end of the year. The weirdest part? ''Yoshiko got in trouble for being in a relationship with a student before.''
* We're just gonna make it easy or ourselves and say that if one of the major female characters in an H-game is a teacher, you have a very good chance of getting a shot at her.
* The [[Les Yay]] between Candy Cane and Miss Spencer in ''[[Rumble Roses]]''. Particularly blatant in Miss Spencer's [[Heel]]
* In the [[Dating Sim]] ''True Love'', one of the [[Chivalrous Pervert]] male lead's possible girlfriends is his young and beautiful teacher. {{spoiler|Curiously, to get her attention you need to save ''another'' girl from a [[Near-Rape Experience]]}}
* ''[[The Sims 2]]: University'', like any Sims game, lets you have sex ("Woo Hoo") with anyone, if you get your relationship with them high enough. This includes university professors, who are Sims that can be invited on dates or to one's home... and incidentally, doing so will increase a Sim's grades.
* In ''[[Amorous Professor Cherry]]'' (trust me, it's [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]]), this is both played straight with supporting character Mamiko, who willingly nails students who obviously are hot for her, and slightly subverted by ultranaive Chieri, who isn't originally this way, but will eventually become this trope, depending on the ending. Said ending can then either play it straight/subvert/avert this even then, as the game has many branches that can entirely alter this trope.
* In a school assignment in ''[[Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al
* In ''[[Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World]]'', you can make an in-game selection which puts Lloyd in a romantic relationship with any female character, including Raine.
** It's just a follow up of ''[[Tales of Symphonia]]'', where you could pair up Lloyd with any teammate depending on what choices you made during the game. It affected many cutscenes and could even alter the plot if you picked up {{spoiler|Kratos}}. Of course, Lloyd being [[Idiot Hero|what he is]], most of the flirting and romantic [[Double Entendre|double entendres]] were lost to him.
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** In ''[[The Old Republic]]'', Jedi Consulars, Jedi Knights, and Sith Warriors all have attractive female padawans (apprentice in the Sith Warrior's case) who are romance options. The Sith Inquisitor is the only Force-using class that ''doesn't'' have this as an option, their apprentice being a reptilian humanoid...
** Sith Inquisitor get Ashara. She's not formally his apprentice, but that's a minor technicality reality vividly argues otherwise.
* In ''[[Tokimeki Memorial]] 2'', the player's teacher, [[Cool Big Sis|Asou Kasumi]], is available as a love interest. Teacher-Student Romance is more common in the ''Girl's Side'' games; in "1st Love," both homeroom teacher [[Stern Teacher|Himuro]] [[Defrosting Ice Queen|Reiichi]] and school principal [[Dirty Old Man|Amanohashi]] [[Lolicon|Ikkaku]] are available, and in "2nd Kiss," there's [[Absent-Minded Professor|Wakaouji]] [[Kindhearted Cat Lover|Takafumi]]. In all cases, the teachers are [[Nintendo Hard|more difficult to win over]] than classmates, in part because they're well aware that a relationship with a student is inappropriate. In ''3rd Story'' the teacher route plays a bit different in that the teacher, [[Hot-Blooded|Chikara]] [[Sensei-chan|Osako]], don't show any exceptional interest during the route (making an already hard route even harder as it makes difficult to gauge his affection levels), but at the end of it is the ''player character'' who gets a [[Love Epiphany]] and runs to confesses her feelings during graduation day.
* In ''[[Grim Grimoire]]'', Opalnaria, the Necromancy teacher, is extremely distrustful of any student/teacher relationships because her former teacher was assassinated by her student lover. Opalnaria herself teaches Hiram, and the guy eventually declares his love for her, shocking the hell out of Opalnaria. She even tries to say how the relationship wouldn't work because she is actually [[Older Than They Look|about 100 years old]], but by the end of the game one of the teachers informs the main character that Opalnaria {{spoiler|cast a spell on herself to make herself look like a schoolgirl so that she could be with Hiram}}.
* In ''[[Magical Diary: Horse Hall]]'' the Horse Hall PC can end up forced into marriage with one of her professors. It's up to the player's choices whether the PC was at all interested in him, and whether or not any attachment develops between them later. Otherwise, they're lined up for a quickie divorce.
* In ''[[Fire Emblem Elibe|Fire Emblem 6]]'', if you get an A support between Roy and Cecilia, they marry at the end of the game.
* In the [[Interspecies Romance|pigeon]] [[Dating Sim]] ''[[Hatoful Boyfriend]]'', one of your romance options is your math teacher [[Absent-Minded Professor|Kazuaki]]. He's initially reluctant to get into a relationship with you because {{spoiler|he believes he doesn't have room in his heart to love anyone after the emotional trauma of his brother's death}}, but if you successfully romance him, {{spoiler|he [[I Will Wait for You|promises to wait at the school so that you can come to him again]] when you're grown up if you still love him then}}.
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=== Real Life ===
* [[Renamed Tropes|Former]] [[Trope Namer]] Mary Kay Letourneau was the teacher involved in a widely publicized case in the U.S. for engaging in a sexual relationship with her junior-high student, Vili Fualaau (and eventually marrying him and having his two daughters, after serving an eight-year prison term for molestation). The case was noted for the mixed public reaction to it, often underlining the attractive appearance of the teacher. Many condemned the breach of ethics involved in engaging in sexual acts with underage children, while at least one public official famously asked, "[[Double Standard Rape (Female on Male)|Where were teachers like her when I went to school?]]"
* The philosopher [[Dichter and Denker|Martin Heidegger]] famously carried on an affair with Hannah Arendt while she was his student. Additional squick because Arendt was Jewish, and Heidegger vocally supported the Nazis during their time in power, thus adding to the power discrepancy. Perhaps not coincidentally, Arendt is best known for her writings on power and struggles between people.
** The squick is, however, reduced when you recall that (1) Heidegger was Arendt's professor at university (i.e. they met as adults) and (2) Heidegger's Nazism was based on a rather misguided understanding of the Nazi agenda—you see, he thought that Hitler was actually serious about awakening the German people to the spirit of their age, rather than using that as rhetoric as semi-respectable cover for rabid populism and venomous, uncontrollable racism. He was gradually sidelined by the regime (and the rest of the university) for his occasional criticism of the Party.
== Other ==
=== Anime
* A number of instances in ''[[Great Teacher Onizuka]]''
* In ''[[Tona Gura]]'', Hatsune Arisaka's former teacher Kogorou, also leading to a case of [[Hot for Teacher]] on Hatsune's part. Younger sister Kazuki's awkward pursuer Yuuji Kagura suspects he also holds these feelings for Kazuki, also a former student. Best evidence is, Yuuji's wrong, although Kogorou is flattered by her attention. Given the age difference between Hatsune and Kogorou, some feel this may make him a bigger pervert than Yuuji.
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* ''Notes on a Scandal'' is all about this.
* The main plot of ''July Rhapsody''.
* {{spoiler|The school psychologist and Micah}} get it on in ''[[Easy A]]''. He's not the brightest bulb in the tree, though, and is well over the age of consent. Of course, his [[
=== Literature ===
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* The protagonist of [[Election]] hates the student who had an affair with his friend and ruined his career {{spoiler|then starts having an affair with her too, but she's already out of school by then}}.
=== Live
* At least half of the plots on ''[[Boston Public]]'' consisted of this trope, or fake-outs (where it was revealed at the last minute that the relationship was a hoax).
* One episode of ''[[Shark]]'' involves characters theorizing that the motive a boy had for the murder of his father involved a sexual relationship with his art teacher. Stark quotes the public official alluded to a the top of this article. {{spoiler|The theory was inaccurate.}}
* One episode of ''[[The George Lopez Show]]'' addressed the [[Double Standard]] of this trope.
* Happens with [[Girl of the Week|almost
* Subverted in ''10 Things I Hate About You''; in order to shed her 'good-girl' image, Bianca fakes a rumor about her relationship with an older man, who is later though to be the Geometry teacher, Mr. Ross. Things go too far, of course, and nobody believes that Bianca was lying. {{spoiler|Mr. Ross never heard the rumor, but was revealed to, in fact, have a relationship with ''another'' girl, and sent to prison.}}
* ''[[Medium]]'': Indirectly causes a lot of emotional stress for psychic teen Ariel Dubois: {{spoiler|Her college interviewer's dead husband fathered a child with one of his students, and asks Ariel to erase the file with incriminating photos on his (now his wife's) computer in exchange for a perfect interview with his wife. Ariel does so, but then decides to do the right thing and restore the file. The interviewer returns to tell Ariel that she's going to help the baby financially, but unfortunately for Ariel's future she also thinks that she planted the file after being dumped by her husband. Even the dead husband is stunned despite knowing what would happen.}} ''The very next episode,'' Ariel starts losing time ''[[Futurama]]''-style, jumping hours, then ''years'' into the future where she's [[Happily Married]] to a friend from high school and they have an adorable daughter. {{spoiler|She's certain the time-skips have to do with a teacher who was murdered right before the decade-long jump, and right before her mom is about to tell her how the teacher's kid ties into all this, she's thrown ahead another seven years -- where her mother is ''dead'', killed that same night. Desperate for answers, she goes to see the dead teacher's son, who's ''the spitting image of high school sweetheart husband '''who's about to kill her''''' -- and then she wakes up, safe in the present and a few hours before her teacher's murder by her teenage babydaddy (he had a full-ride scholarship and wasn't about to risk it for his desperate ex-lover).}} Needless to say, after all that Ariel really, really needs a hug.
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=== Theatre ===
* Happens in ''The Sparrow'' between student-body president/cheerleading squad captain Jenny McGrath and biology teacher Mr. Christopher. Jenny goes into Mr. Christopher's room during the Homecoming Dance to confide in him, as she is jealous of Emily Book's popularity after she used [[Mind Over Matter|her telekinetic powers]] to save Jenny from falling off the Greenview banner that hangs in the gym. Jenny giggles after receiving attention from Mr. Christopher, which reminds him of his dead wife. They slow-dance, which leads them to share a kiss.
=== Web Original ===▼
* Short story [http://www.fictionpress.com/s/2832171/1/One_Gay_Teacher/ ''One Gay Teacher''] is about a high school Graphics teacher named Mr Rheem who gets involved in these sorts of situations a lot. In the first half of the story, one of his students, [[Stalker with a Crush|Rosalynn]], falls for him and attempts to seduce him, much to the chagrin of her best friend [[Only Sane Man|Amy]]. It turns out that Mr Rheem is gay, and thus the relationship could never work, but that doesn't stop Rosalynn from breaking into his house so she can be amongst his things. {{spoiler|Mr Rheem ends up shooting both Rosalynn and Amy.}} In the second half of the story, Mr Rheem is now in a relationship with Michael, one of his male students, and the relationship is being kept a secret. Michael's best friend, [[Cluster F-Bomb|Cali]], discovers this relationship through finding photos of Michael on Mr Rheem's computer, and also photos of {{spoiler|Amy and Rosalynn's dead bodies.}} The story ends with Mr Rheem {{spoiler|shooting Michael, but not killing him}} and Cali arriving on the scene to find that Mr Rheem has been knocked out.▼
=== [[Video Games]] ===
* A
* In ''[[Psychonauts]]'' Milla jokingly calls Raz a "flirt" when he attempts to suck up to her.
* Parodied in ''[[Brutal Legend]]''. The [[Naughty Nuns|Battle Nuns]] are latex-clad demonic nuns who talk like very, very naughty teachers to their demonic servants.
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=== [[Web Comics]] ===
* This is the backstory to Merlin and Morgan in the contemporary arc of ''[[Arthur, King of Time and Space]]'', as described [http://www.arthurkingoftimeandspace.com/0097.htm here]. And when Morgan becomes a teacher at the school herself, Arthur is [http://www.arthurkingoftimeandspace.com/0371.htm attracted to her], but it's [http://www.arthurkingoftimeandspace.com/0213.htm not mutual]. (Merlin and Morgan may or may not also have had a relationship in the space arc [where she was his apprentice], but that's [http://www.arthurkingoftimeandspace.com/0026.htm kind of expected].)
* ''[[Magick Chicks]]'' gives us a complicated example. Jacqui is attracted to her teacher, Mr. Delatorre, but he doesn't return her affections. He does go out on a date with [http://www.magickchicks.com/strips-mc/Grape_juice a new teacher who yelled at Jacqui
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=== Western Animation ===
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=== Real Life ===
''Remember, please list only scientific studies or events that inspired fictional examples. All The Tropes is not a gossip site.''
▲* Happens a ''whole'' lot. Try to get a [[Hot for Student]] news story frontpaged on strange news repository [[Fark]] these days. Unless it's got some sort of special angle, it's not going to make it. That's right, folks: it's no longer [[Fark]], it's ''news.'' For bonus points, [[Fan Nickname|farkers]] even [[Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism|cynically]] rate any such relationship based on the attractiveness and genders of the persons involved. (The winning combination, by the by, is hot [[Yuri Fanboy|girl-on-girl]] action.)
* One topic Edward O. Wilson
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