Tanidio is studying medicine, blissfully unaware of what has transpired the second that he left Bun alone for ten minutes. 

See? Studiousness is the way into his heart.

"I need your advice: what is the... appropriate way to tell someone their affections are unwanted?"

"Is there a reason you can't say 'stop hitting on me, I don't want you'?"

"It would take... so much time to do it all individually."

"Pick two or three of them you like best and the rest will chill."

"The ones I like are far less likely to tackle me."

"...that's a bit assertive."

"Yes, yes it is.

Which is why I want to cut it off quickly."

"I can talk to them about it, it's normal for people to try to fuck their superiors but it really shouldn't be interfering with work."

It is so not normal,  but Normal moral standards Rome was not built in a day. He can work on it.

"I don't Sallina is going to try again after what happened, but it's you'd be willing to tell her to knock it off, I would be grateful."

"What did she do?"

"-- she pinned me to a wall, said that I secretly wanted to obey her, tried to kiss me, and I think at some point casted a spell."

"That's how I reacted, too."

Why are they so incompetent. --Well, because they're first-circle wizards and they haven't been to the Worldwound where all the most incompetent ones would die. 

Detect Thoughts. 

This is an annoying situation, and nothing more. He's Fine.

Guilt at physically attacking a student, even if she started it.

The slowly growing realisation that this is the first time he's been targeted by a spell aggressively.

...They're lucky. They don't deserve to be that lucky. 

"How do you think she should be punished? You're the teacher."

He drags a hand down his face. "I don't care about punishment. I care that none of them try that again."

"Then you should pick one so the others know the spot is taken."

"One: I'm not doing that to you. Two: they're all my students."

"To... me?"

...?

"I have just been using you for your body, and there are no squishy feelings involved. Definitely. "

...that is a feeling he's not going to examine because it is embarrassing.

"I don't care," he settles on.

"That still leaves the fact that I do."