/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>22250566
Sensei's outfit covered with chalk from being rammed up against the chalkboard!

>>21634890
Deliberate misuse of the quotation function is still misuse of the quotation function!

>>20709493

Close enough

Keine might act like a modest and respectable lady in classroom but only when she's not giving me special lessons

>>19509701

I'd attend her every class

>>16604243
Does it trouble the students or parents that the local teacher is so hot?

I want to expand on the whole "Keine's loved by the village" thing, because I feel it's important when discussing her romantically.

It's common for young students to become attracted to their teacher. They're with them a lot, they've got nice parental qualities without actual being parents and thus off-limits, they're around when they come of age. This is especially true when the teacher is someone as attractive as Keine. Keine's school seems to be the only one in the village, so we can assume most youth spend some time there in their lives, thus most of the village kids are likely to fall for Keine.
Now, normally what happens here is the students grow up, mature, and get over it. They get on to their life, go to their next school, stop seeing their old teacher, and move on. Not so with Keine. She's a pillar of the community and a common sight in the village, so kids with a crush on her lose the biggest reason to stop carrying that torch. She doesn't age or change either, so if they liked her as a kid they'll still likely like her as a young adult. Some get over her, sure, but it'd be a safe assumtion that most or many of her students and thus a huge chunk of male villagers don't, and they still want her now as much as then.