<human>: I have known her for almost 2 semesters. I liked her since her first lecture. We got along just fine and had no mutual romantic feelings towards each other. About four weeks into being taught under her things got heated rapidly when I consulted her quite frequently for an assignment. We had excellent chemistry, and the age wasn't any barrier at all. Funny things invariably happen for some reason when we interact with each other. 

I went to collect my assignment and I was giving messages as if we wouldn't be seeing each other as frequently and as if I was contemplating asking her out. For the next two weeks, she gave the most obvious body language signals I have ever received from a woman as signs of attraction, even in front of other students. She got almost 100% professional by the end of the semester which I suppose was because she knew I was going to be under her again in another unit next semester and she wanted me to concentrate on the final exam. 

The second semester she went back more to her old self, but things have been cooling off a bit. I don't feel love for her as intensely and probably vice versa. I'm not talking to her as often, mostly due to circumstances. I'm afraid I'm running out of time and I must ask her out when the semester break ends which is a bit more than one week from now. Of course, if she says yes, only under the condition that we meet after all the papers are marked and I'm no longer under her jurisdiction.

This is the first time I have been loved by a 'woman' and not a 'girl'. And the first time I have ever loved a 'woman'. I'm not interested in girls anymore for long-term relationships after this. The thing that goes against every 'logical' decision is our chemistry which I feel is one of the best I have ever felt. Sometimes we laugh for no reason which I feel is at the absurdity of it all. The knowing of our feelings for each other despite everything else.

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<bot>: Lecturer and I have excellent chemistry. Thinking of asking her out to meet after I'm no longer under her jurisdiction.