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not at all..
why dont you ask yourselve is loving is bad ?
no it is not bad
All at once or a couple at a time?
No its not bad as long as you dont do anything about it with your teachers!!
Who said? No.
Perhaps you chose the wrong word. You probably mean like or respect. It is good to be happy and content. You will benefit and others will be pleased.
It sounds like you're enjoying being in school. Nothing wrong with that. Just don't be so "in love" that you get taken advantage of. Have a good time but keep your eyes open.
Love is a powerful word. It is a feeling to be learnt because human being who does not feel love, is a wounded human being.
However; as a student you need to be very careful about 'domestic love' it may affect you psychologically and if care is not taken you might end up a dropout.
Just be careful
As U2 says:
And love is not the easy thing, the only baggage that you can bring, Its All That You Cant Leave Behind!
but the way of tellin the person that u love her, is important.
Is'n it too late to ask the silly question!!
what prevented you to love them? Only your prefixed ideas.
I couldn't find the additional details added that was indicated. K-12 or college? If K-12, then love is too strong of a word as others have mentioned. Liking school, and liking your teachers, and liking everybody in general is great. Few have that personality. If you believe your are "in love" with these people, you obviously can't be "in love with so many at one time. You can be attracted to several, incl. teachers, but you must not act on any attraction to someone that is an adult if you are a minor. Dating several (non-sexual) is ideal to get to know several different people before narrowing your choice down to one that you may love. I don't believe your question was about being "in love", rather liking school and those around you. Keep it up, be happy, make others happy by liking them... Wonderful attribute.
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