Should I lose contact with a former teacher?

>>16959657
Unless something unsavory is happening, I don't see why you should worry. I've kept in contact with mentors from up to a decade ago, just chatting about what's new in fields of study, but maybe arts are different than if this is a math teacher.

Still, unless there's something bad happening keeping a strong network is fine.

>>16959657
Teacher (not yours) here

We enjoy hearing from former students, and I've had a few continue writing (infrequently but regularly) for years.

That said, we generally expect you to move along with your life and fade out of ours, with no regrets.

So keep up the occasional writing as long as you enjoy it, and stop when it begins to feel like a chore.

>>16959680
>from up to a decade ago
Wow that is so long.

>>16959716
Small community in a low population state.

Depends. I enjoy hearing from former students. And I keep in contact with mentors from ages ago. But the contact varies depending on the person.

As stated before, once it's a chore, don't. :-)

>>16959684
>Teacher on 4chan
>Most probably a weeaboo in Japan teaching English, still though...

Jesus, what is this world coming to?

>>16959772
I see this guy (i.e. teacher writing here) on /adv/ all the time.

>>16959772
Kek.

You never know who is on the opposite end of an anonymous thread...