[driftdiver]

"An an extremely lucky 17yo...although I'm sure he's ruined for life."

Yeah its perfectly ok for people is positions of authority to prey on our children.

[jdm]

He went along with her. He was 17 1/2 and a willing participant. You're acting like he's 12 or something. Sheesh.

[stuartcr]

I don't see that 17yo as a preyed upon child, why do you?

[Rodney King]

Yeah its perfectly ok for people is positions of authority to prey on our children.

I think preying is the wrong word. When I was 17, if a semi-decent looking teacher offered me a BJ, I would have considered it a favor.

[Rodney King]

Yeah its perfectly ok for people is positions of authority to prey on our children.

I was thinking about this some more, in no way did she prey on him. Look, let's say she gave him a bar of chocolate. Would you say that she preyed on him, or that she did something nice for him? Now, if she conned him into giving her a bar of chocolate, then yes, she would be preying on him.

Just because the good in question is a BJ and not a bar of chocolate does not change that dynamic.

If anything, he preyed on the lonley housewife, who has the girl next door sort of attitude.