I don't normally ask for help, but... For those who don't know, I am currently on a course, training in the medical profession. My time is divided between class and practical, on wards in a hospital, and a senior nurse/Dr is appointed a tutor, to help guide you when you're in the hospital and be there for assessment and that sort of thing.
Anyway, problem starts in the last couple of weeks, when my tutor comes on to me. She's probably in her late 50's, has a couple of grown up daughters who are married and have left home, she talks about them all the time. I wasn't flattered, maybe I should have been, but I was more frightened to be honest. The way she'd called me into tutorial for a chat, knowing all along she was going to suggest we went out sometime, the words and the actions making it quite clear she was thinking sexual
I didn't tell anyone. She is one of the most respected Sisters on the hospital ward, and who would believe me?
Since then, we have had an assessment, and I got a B. Not that bad, I know. But I always get B+ or and A- and I know I was marked down by her, because I rejected her. As she walked past me, she said 'It will only get worse until you say yes'
She's so fucking clever and sneaky, and says things when nobody is listening, or what she's saying can be attributed to another topic, but she knows and I know what she really means.
I did finally tell someone last night, who promised not to tell my parents, and 30 minutes later, she told my parents. Wonderful! I can't blame her though, I was in a bad state last night, and am not much better this morning. It seems worse now I have told someone, maybe I shouldn't have opened my mouth
What would you do? Would you complain, and risk people laughing or suggesting you're lying? Or would you just get on with it, until I change hospital in January, and pretend it never happened. I wonder if she does this with any other girl students?
Any words of support that could stop the tears would be appreciated. Thank you
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The only good thing about breaking up
Is the making up we do after