Everyone, at some point, wants what they cannot have. We're like kids in a candy store, learning that our wants exceed our means, and that sometimes having all that you want can be bad for you. I think we all go through a "puppy love" stage, when we idolize someone, and in our late teen years we have crushes. However, when you're an adult like myself, going back to college and you find your instructor attractive, I'd have to call it lust.
Lust like that is straightforward at least, or should I say mine is. I'm no Don Juan, but my experience is broad enough to make me feel justified in offering these opinions to you. Perhaps you'll come to see my point of view, and maybe even share it.
Nonetheless, it's clear to me that I'm not the only one in class taken by our professor, although I suspect I'm the only one writing about her. Her name is Gwen Nere, at least as far as you know. Let me tell you more about her, and I'm sure you'll see quickly why I'm lusting so badly.
Of all the Gwen's assets, it's her mind that appeals most to me. That first day of classes, I'd planted myself by the door on the back row and listened to her discussing her background. Gwen's got two masters degrees, and a double major bachelor's as well, but I learned that teaching isn't her passion. She's a professional ballroom dancer, one of the best in the country, or she was until last year when she became pregnant. With her impressive acaademic resume, she's teaching a few classes at the local junior college while she works on returning to peak dance form. Not that the baby did much to her shape from what I can tell.
Her figure is somewhere between an hourglass and a lithe dancer's shape, with enough curves to leave no doubt of her femininity. She stands about 5'6" or so, and wears her hair in a tight paige boy cut that I like because it shows off the graceful curves and light musculature of her neck. Her eyes are a light grey, and her face is noticeable for its strong jaw and somewhat narrow lips, although the latter are usually curved in a smile. When she laughs the sound is clear and strong, and I would pay a dear price to make her giggle intimately. I'm betting it would sound closer to a purr.