Dear Parents and School Owners: Not Every Teacher Deserves Your Trust
There’s a teacher I once worked with—
No, I won’t mention his name.
But what he does has left a bitter taste in my soul.
He is fond of inviting femal3 students—girls who haven’t even graduated—to his house.
Yes.
During school breaks… after school…
He finds a way to sn3ak them in.
He claims they’re helping him with house chores.
Really? Chores?
Why only femal3 students?
What happened to the boys? Don’t they know how to sweep or wash?
Let’s be honest. This is not about chores. This is about control. Manipulat!on. Possibly abu$e.
I’m not inside that house. I don’t know what happens behind closed doors.
But I know this: It is wrong. Deeply wrong.
These are young girls—
Innocent. Naive.
Still under their parents’ roof.
They don’t know what they’re walking into.
They think it’s just kindness… they think it’s just help…
But some of these teachers—
They play the long game.
They give the girls special treatment in school.
Call them “my favorite.”
Let them skip punishm3nt.
Laugh too much with them.
They build trust… just to trap.
And the worst part?
Parents don’t know.
You drop your daughter at school…
Thinking she’s in safe hands.
You believe education is happening—
Meanwhile, manipulat!on is unfolding.
This is a warning.
School owners, wake up.
Set rules. Enforce them.
Teachers should never be allowed to invite students—especially of the opposite s3x—to their private homes.
No excuse. No justification.
Parents, please, know your child’s movement.
Ask questions.
Talk to your daughter.
Talk to your son.
Know who they’re close to in school.
Know who is giving them gifts.
Who is calling them “special.”
If something feels off, don’t keep quiet.
Report it.
Speak up.
Silence protects pr3dators.
So many young lives have been abu$3d.
So many destinies tampered with.
And it started with:
“He’s just helping me wash his car…”
“He said I should come and help clean…”
“He said I’m his favorite…”
