I'm a senior in high school. When I was 13 in the 8th grade my art teacher had sex with me, a lot. She got caught. I wasn't the one to rat her out. She is very beautiful and I wanted her ever since I was in the sixth grade. I flirted with her the first day of school when I was in 8th grade and she flirted back. Two weeks later we were in bed together. She taught me tons of stuff. I'm one of those dorky nerds that girls my age find repulsive. But my beautiful teacher wanted to fuck me. She took my virginity and gave me my first blow job, taught me how to eat her out and how to kiss.

It all ended when her nosy neighbor saw me coming out of her front door, get onto my bicycle and left. She thought something strange was going on so she called children's services. They interviewed me and asked if we ever did anything together. I played it cool and said "EWWW!" But they interrogated her for hours and she finally broke down and confessed. The cops tried to get me to tell them she'd fuck me even threatening me with jail time but I kept my mouth shut. She went to prison. She was ordered by the judge to have no contact with me. She is up for parole next February. I'm going to go to her parole hearing now that I'm 18 and I will do everything I can to get her out.

My wish is that she never got caught and that we remained lovers and that we got married and had kids. I wish I'd met her years before and that she took my virginity when I was a little kid. I first felt interested in girls when I was 7. That would have been a good age for her to take my virginity.

I hope I can convince the parole board to release her. I hope she still wants me. I've saved up and have a ring for her. I hope she says yes when I propose.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous

Stay away from her parole hearing. If she doesn't jump through the hoops just right she could be denied. Part of her parole I would bet money is no contact with you

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Anonymous

by Anonymous

The worst thing you can do is attend her parole hearing. Stay out
of her way. You are powerless when it comes to helping her in any way. The authorities consider you a victim no matter what you say. You do have the power to get her a longer term in jail. That might happen if you show up at the parole hearing and say one wrong word. That's all it takes and they are expecting it.

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