Libs of TikTok strikes again, this time sharing a video of a teacher and student going over what her 4th-grade students call her:

Narcissistic groomer is a pretty good description, in my opinion.

The teacher, Robi, whose TikTok profile describes her as "They/Them - nonbinary" has posted quite a few videos interviewing her students about how they feel about her being "nonbinary." Unsurprisingly they all say it's great, because what 9-year-old child would say otherwise to their teacher's face?

In this video, she's answering a question via TikTok about what her students should call her, so she brings in a student to answer. The student answers the questions as she's obviously been drilled to do. The teacher asks her at one point "Do I ever get upset at you?" and "Do you feel safe?" – and the student obviously answers the way the questions are leading.

She asks essentially the same questions to students in other videos, in one asking this to one of her students who also identify as nonbinary (I'm sure it's just a coincidence.)

She concludes this video by asking the student,

"Do you have anything to say to the people on TikTok that say that I shouldn't be your teacher? Who say that I'm like a bad teacher?"

To which the "nonbinary" student replies,

"You're not a bad teacher because you're actually a good influence for people who are secretly from the LGBTQ and maybe they'll want to come out to their parents."

I could be wrong here, but I think that's exactly the kind of influence that parents, and yes, even random people on TikTok, are concerned about.