[ SECRET POST #2296 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2296 ⌋

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Comments

Re: OP Here

[(Anonymous)]

Oh yeah.

I remember that one time I had a teacher who told me she had a kid. All the sudden the door was busted down and the feds dragged her out. The next day we had a new teacher who was properly childless...

except that never happened. I've had plenty of teachers who had kids. One of my favorite English teachers had a kid.

Re: OP Here

[nyxelestia]

One of my favorite English teachers taught class while she was pregnant - she got pregnant in the middle of the year, and didn't take maternity leave until summer. One of my other favorite teachers, I never met until she came back from maternity leave.

It wasn't until high school that I learned in history class that a lot of women were barred from teaching if they had kids, and were often fired once they got pregnant (especially if it was out of wedlock). I had no idea until well into my teens that some people thought "teacher = childless" or that being childless was supposed to be some kind of stereotype about teachers, because so many of my teachers had pictures of their kids around and were pregnant or even brought young children to class now and then.