No. No. Don't do that. If you value her as a great teacher. Once you tell her and if she doesn't have the same feeling about you then she will be reserved/different somehow in her teaching.

If she has the same feeling about you she will send endless of hints and signals you will detect them. Even I am old and gray, I still gets the hints and signals once in a while.

Good, now I can talk, knowing that I am not reply to someone at a much younger age who might have least amount of experience in relationship with a female. And your teacher has 6 years of teaching experience dealing with male students to know what she wants outside of student-teacher relationship....

Absolutely, all teachers (including me) should seriously love the dances and the teaching part/role or else she/he would not be there to teach. Now, when she told you that "she was glad to see you", this does not neccesary mean anything but just that. I am always glad to see my students and especially seeing their improvements. One difference is that I make my income through my day job outside of dancing and I don't teach for a fee ( I teach the pre-teens and teens in promoting ballroom dancing as a hobby ). If my income depended on how many students I had, I would hate to loose even just one student. Then perhaps subconciously I would say to my students from time and time again that "I am so glad to see you" as a greeting sort of thing.

On the other hand you said, "SHE HAS NOT ACTUALLY SAID ANYTHING CONCRETE". I suspect that the mutual feeling you had memtioned in the prior post might be just your one sided thoughts? Women know how to apply subtle hints, believe or not.

Ballroom dancing is an activity that a man and a woman can hold each other in a very closely body contacted position where if you do that in your office, work place or a night club to a woman, you might get a slap in the face. Many times this close dancing position could be interpreted in man's/woman's mind as something else afar from reality.

Just a friendly conversation, I suppose.

If she had suggested an outing for a lunch, a dinner or dancing at a club other than your studio, that would be more of a concrete evidence.

Don't worry about it !!! You did not say anything bad about her. So she does read all this, what harm does it do? She has been teaching for 6 years, she may have encountered many times that students having the same feeling about her. If she have read this posts that will only help her in how to deal with this particular situation. That's all.

After reading your original post again, I like to add this:

Yes, there is possibility to date your female instructor. At the studio I go, there was this beautiful female trainee instructor who now had since quited her job and going out with a male student of hers. This male student is not rich or particularily better looking than the most, but he is young (about your age). I guess they must have the mutual feeling for each other. So any hope? Sure. But as I wrote in the prior post, try to detect any subtle hints from her to see if she has the same feeling about you as you do about her.

If you value her as a teacher, my recommendation is to keep quiet. Nothing can ever be the same after a revelation like that. Let her make the first move if there is one to be made -- and don't ask her to give up her career for you.

How old are you? Please don't get offended for this......I want to make a more senseful answer to your request.

How long has she been teaching ballroom dancing? Is she a veteran teacher? a trainee teacher? a part time teacher?

Is this a chain studio? Like Arthur Murray's?

Why make you think the attraction was mutual from both sides? Please tell us what did she say to you and what did she do to make you believe this is so?

Sincerely,