What if the teacher borrows money from you and doesn't pay it back?

It's embarrassing to meet a teacher who borrowed money and didn't pay it back. This kind of thing depends.

If the teacher only lent you a few small changes and forgot to pay them back, it is estimated that he was too busy to forget at that time, or just a few dollars. In this case, I don't think it's necessary to haggle over a few small change. If you ask the teacher for it, you will haggle over every ounce, which will make the other party particularly embarrassed. Just a few minor changes. Teachers certainly don't want to take advantage of your children, and teachers don't need the money. If your life is a little tight, every dollar is very important to you. You can consider going to the teacher to get it back. After all, these few dollars are not much, but they are very important to you, and the teacher will know that you are not easy, so you won't be particularly embarrassed.

If the teacher lent you a lot of money, I think whether the teacher really forgot or not, you should take the initiative to get it back. After all, your parents earned the money, not yourself. So if the teacher is really busy and forgets, you can take the initiative to find the teacher and tell her that he will definitely pay you back when he knows. Don't be embarrassed. It is only natural to borrow money and pay back the money. It's nothing. Even if the other person is your teacher, there is no need to feel embarrassed.

If you are unfortunate enough to meet a teacher who really doesn't pay you back, you must take the initiative to fight for your own interests. Never be embarrassed to ask for money just because the other person is your teacher. What about the teacher? You should repay the money you borrowed. I think this kind of teacher is rare in life after all, and the general morality is still very good.

I am lucky that I have never met a teacher who borrowed money and didn't pay it back. If I meet you in the future, I believe I will have enough courage to get the money back for myself.