I am a middle school teacher. I am also a male. This is my second career. I went into teaching after being in a male-dominated field for about ten years. I hated not being around women all day. So I switched to a career where the majority of my coworkers would be women. But here's the thing: Yes, most of the other teachers are women, but I never really see them. I'm in my classroom all day with the students. Naturally, half of the students are girls. And even though some of them have begun to develop by the time they graduate my class, I don't look at them sexually. I can see why some guys might look at some of the girls in my class that way, but I have enough self control to stop those thoughts before they begin in my mind. Anyway, my boss (also a female) just accepted the principal position at an all-girls' high school. And the first thing she did after announcing this to the staff was to pull me aside and ask me to come with her. She likes my teaching style. Specifically, she wants me to come and teach senior English. That means the students would be 17-18-years old. This would be my dream position - better pay, prestige, closer to my house, etc. But it would also be my "dream" position because I would be surrounded by, and have the attention of, women all day long. Women in Catholic schoolgirl uniforms. And I'd be one of a handful of men working there. So I'm not sure what to do. I want to take the position. I want to trust my self control. I want to think that if one day, one of the students developed a crush on me, I'd have the ability to withstand it. I'd be able to not give in to the temptation. But deep down, in a part of my mind that I don't like to think about, I know that I might give in to the temptation, if it kept presenting itself day after day, year after year. Anyway, thank you for listening.