Question Posted Wednesday October 15 2014, 6:17 am
My favorite teacher thinks I have an unhealthy obsession with her.She wants to detached me from all her contacts.I am traumatized. wt can I do?
She is an ex faculty member of my university. Now she lives in Australia. I love her personality. She is so nice, and funny and smart. She is my role model. I often talked with her. She blocks me from her Facebook when she understands I am obsessed with her. Many of students are connected with her in Facebook. Almost all my friends, classmates, big bros and sisters are connected with her but I have lost her for my immature behavior. I am very upset now. She wants me to not contact her. I have sent her a lot of email but she is not answering them. Somehow I managed her phone number. when I phoned her then she threats me to not contact her again otherwise she will take action against me. I cried a lot and tried to convince her that I will maintain distance with her like her other students but she is reluctant to trust me. I am shocked at her changed behavior with me. Now this incident is hampering my normal life. I cannot forget her. I cannot concentrate on my study and other regular works. Now I am in depression and traumatized. Almost all the time I am feeling very upset and crying a lot. I want to get her back in my Facebook again like other students. Even I want to go to Australia to make her convince but I am helpless. What can I do? I don't want to lose any contact from her. May be she blocked my email too.I don’t want to forget her. I want to keep contact with her. I want her back in my Facebook again.Please someone advise me what should I do to solve this problem? If she gives me a last chance I will maintain a regular distance with her like her others students. But she is not believing me. And she thinks I am obsessed with her and any kind of obsession is harmful for health. But I tried to make believe that I am no more obsessed with her and I will maintain a regular distance with her. But she is not believing me.
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Relationships category? Maybe give some free advice about: Friendship? bellasenorita12345 answered Wednesday October 15 2014, 5:40 pm: oh :( im sorry to hear that. My teacher is doing the same thing to me too. except im a girl and hes a male. I feel far away from him too. I wish I was there to help because I would help anyone. y advice is that you will find someone someday who wants you for you. It is her problem she does not like you. even though it is wrong to annoy her she shouldn't have been like that she should have been nicer to you. You should invest in your hobbies, talk to someone, you don't have to tell a counselor just tell another person. Do something fun join clubs and other things to keep her off your mind. and you never know she may come back :D. don't worry. I will pray for you that you will recover. I am trying to do the same with my issue too. [ bellasenorita12345's advice column | Ask bellasenorita12345 A Question ]
Razhie answered Wednesday October 15 2014, 4:27 pm: When someone asks you to stop contacting them, you must stop. To do otherwise is a crime. It's harassment. You must respect her wishes, and leave her completely alone.
Sometimes we make mistakes that cannot be fixed. You cannot fix what you've done. The only thing you can do, is start to behave properly now, and behaving properly now means leaving her alone completely.
She is allowed to not believe you when you say you will behave yourself, because you are NOT behaving yourself right now. Right now, behaving yourself would be respecting her wishes and not contacting her anymore.
If you are unhappy, or struggling with this, then you need to talk to a therapist about your behaviour and your obsession. It is not this teachers fault, or problem. She owes you nothing, and you owe her respect.
Respect means not having any contact with her. There is no excuse, no other way to behave properly. Stop all contact. Stop requesting contact. Stop seeking contact. If you are in pain about this, seek therapy. [ Razhie's advice column | Ask Razhie A Question ]
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