Another reason you gotta be careful what you put on Facebook...

And see...I thought you would be more worried about the fishnet and fairy wings...LOLOLOLOL
We have some borderline risque facebook pictures, but I lock it down from work people, and its nothing that can get me "fired"... Moreso things that would get me made fun of from coworkers... Like why I'm wearing body paint & fairy wings. :aktion069:[/QUOTE]

 

The same parents where daddy is banging his assistant, mommy is blowing the pool boy and both are drunks who ignore their children at home but put on a holier than thou public image...gotta luv the two faced society we live! Crap like this burns my (apparently immoral) ass!!!

 

So, it's okay for HIM to touch a boob, but not okay for HER to get her boob touched?

I smell a discrimination suit, and I hope she wins more money than she'd have made in a lifetime of coaching!

 

...and now my rant...

The poor judgment in this case was shown by
a) the jerk who felt a need to make an issue of this in the first place
and
b) the schoolboard that didn't have enough spine or loyalty to its employee to say, "Thank you. We'll handle this matter internally."

I'm a teacher, and I have a Facebook. I like that I can stay in touch with friends when we're too busy to get together, can talk to friends and family all over the place, and can plan events without a million phone calls. I think teachers have as much right to a tool that make our lives easier as everyone else.


Still, even though I use the tightest security controls and never post anything I consider more than a PG, I'm sure that some parent with a vendetta could find something on there to use against me. For some, just the fact I've been to Temptation or that one of my friends tagged me at a pole fitness (key word: fitness) class would be enough to say I'm immoral.

But social media is so prevalent now--and growing more so every day--that we're all going to have to accept the fact that anything we do is open to public display, and some a-hole with an axe to grind could find a way to use it against us.

So, if I really don't want to risk my job, I can't ever go back to TTR. I can't post a picture of myself on vacation in *gasp* a bikini, and I can't have drinks with friends in public places. That's not a life I'm willing to live.

I understand that my students need me to be a positive role model, and I am. But when I come home, I hope to God my life belongs to me.

 

we are in the same boat! mrs is an elementary school principal..............heaven forbid she gets naked in a foreign country and has sex with others.......... complete BS in 2013..........

 

perfectly said..........

 

Yep, couldn't have said it better myself.

 

When we first got home I was like hmmm.... maybe we shouldn't... Then a few people's pictures started popping up, and I was like ahh screw it... People know me lol...

I did have to ask for some provocative pictures of myself and a certain "delicious" person to be removed to avoid questions being asked though lol..

 

I can show 'em some immoral photos...

 

LOVE, LOVE YOUR RANT...I hate that we always have to be careful of what we write instead of being able to be ourselves...too many judgmental people in this world And I agree once you leave your place of employment you should be able to have the life you want. There is a time and place for everything!