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thunderstorms
Would any ever consider dating one (err, one who's no longer in the TA's class)?
I guess you can see what I'm getting at here...
I want to ask a former TA out or something, but we've never really talked, and if we did it was about class, because I'm one of those quiet people (-_-). He's not really the type to act really chummy to his students anyway, so it would be hard to try to strike up a conversation or something. Actually, it's hard because our paths will never cross now that I'm not in his class, ...
There was a thread from a long time ago about a guy asking a female TA out by email or something, and the general consensus was "no"...but what if the person/former student who's doing the asking is the girl? Any difference? And do TAs (or just physics TAs...physics people seem to hate bio majors...=\) ever think of their students as dating material, or just stupid little undergrads?
I was thinking about just sticking it out and sending him and email, but after all those "NO"s I have no idea what to do. The thought of getting my email sent to his supervisor or whatever is pretty frightening.
Ahh, what to do?
I guess you can see what I'm getting at here...
I want to ask a former TA out or something, but we've never really talked, and if we did it was about class, because I'm one of those quiet people (-_-). He's not really the type to act really chummy to his students anyway, so it would be hard to try to strike up a conversation or something. Actually, it's hard because our paths will never cross now that I'm not in his class, ...
There was a thread from a long time ago about a guy asking a female TA out by email or something, and the general consensus was "no"...but what if the person/former student who's doing the asking is the girl? Any difference? And do TAs (or just physics TAs...physics people seem to hate bio majors...=\) ever think of their students as dating material, or just stupid little undergrads?
I was thinking about just sticking it out and sending him and email, but after all those "NO"s I have no idea what to do. The thought of getting my email sent to his supervisor or whatever is pretty frightening.
Ahh, what to do?