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She was told by friends about how she fell down and started writhing on the ground. And while there, her skirt was going up and exposing her knickers.
This confessor describes this teacher as a pervert. Apparently, when he lifted to take this girl to the sick bay, his hands reached between her legs. And he started groping her.
She was in a semi-conscious state and therefore remembers everything. The incident happened at night and she never bothered to tell anyone out of shame.
The confessor revealed that she’s now worried because her neighbor who just took her daughter to the same school. Apparently, this same teacher is still there and was promoted to the Director of Studies role.
“I was sexually abused by a teacher at school. I used to suffer really bad epileptic seizures. Of course, you have no control over your body at that time. So you fall and do not know how. This one time I was told by friends I fell and was writhing on the ground, my skirt going up each time. This teacher was obviously a perv because when he carried me in his arms to take me to the nurse, he reached between my legs and was groping me, reaching his hand into my knickers. I was in a semi-conscious state but I remember that. And it was night prep so it was dark.
I never told anyone. Out of shame. But also out of embarrassment about my seizure and how my classmates saw me with my skirt up. I bring it up today because my neighbor has just taken her daughter to the same school and that guy is now the Director Of Studies there,” said this particular social media user.
With each passing day, shocking tales continue to appear about how school administrators sexually abuse learners. The abuse then also translates to mental, physical and psychological.
Recently, the country was shocked after news of a teacher who sodomized a learner at Kings College, Buddo surfaced. And what’s worse is that these schools try to cover up this predatory behavior.
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