I found out that the ex of my boyfriend woks in the sex industry FBSM from home where their 9 yr.son lives?

Question: I have spoke to him about it and he says is just 'massage' but she posts this on the Erotic Services encounters, with photos of her half naked. What concerns me is that she is advertising on the Internet, her 'business' takes place while their 9 yr. old boy is the same house... I find out this to be VERY INNAPROPRIATE. Should I contact Child services for them to investigate? I don't think a child should be present where sex services are taking place. If so, to whom do I contact? What would you do?

How do you know that 'sex services' are taking place. I used to go to a girl for massages and her ad had about the same type of pic. She was very pretty and had a hot body, but she didn't ask me if I wanted a little girl on girl action - and the massage still cost $85 for an hour.

I hope you are right Miss. Fix It, because when they investigate it will be your boyfriend that is expected to take his son, so expect some lifestyle changes while you are deciding whether everyone's morals are up to par.

How about you date him and just mind your own business since you guys aren't even married. It would be up to him to call them, and if he loves his son I'm sure he wouldn't want sex going on in front of him.

According to most state family laws, exposing a child to sexual content (viewing pornography, watching parents having sex, etc.) is sexual abuse in the same manner as physically raping the child. Anyone with knowledge of such an occurrence has the responsibility of reporting it to local state child protection agencies. They will then investigate and determine if something wrong has taken place. Usually the agencies keep the reporter confidential and do not reveal who called them according to state law. Even if there is no case of wrong doing, they will not hold it against the reporter unless it can be proved that the report was malicious. Since you are the one who knows all about what is going on, it is your responsibility to report it or you may be held liable if serious harm happens to the child. Do the right thing now.

I would contact child services.

And forward them the actual website, with her half naked, and advertising to "do stuff" from home.

Otherwise?

Call the police, internet crimes division and forward them the website, letting them know a 9 year old child is in the home when she does these things.

This is NOT something you let go by or pray isn't really that bad. It may be an old old OLD internet ad, but better safe (for the child's sake) than sorry.