Question....Need some of the girls to comment on this one

jack_hobs

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I read a post online about a mother who had a 13 year old son and a 16 year old daughter. The son found out some how that his mother was an escort. When he confronted her on it she said she wasnt and that she worked at a casino. One day he was nosey and found a vibrator and a 30 pack of condoms along with some lingere and many thongs. He logged on one day to the internet and meant to type something in, but some escort site popped up. He followed the links and found his mother. He confronted her again, and yet again she lied to him. He confronted her a third time when he called her listed number on the site and she answered, saying so and so here, which was her escort name, which im sure every guy on the planet knows escorts use, and they should. Theres enough creeps in the world I'd never give out my real name in that profession. Anyway, back to my story. He posted on a site somewhere I was reading, (Yahoo, found through google. Type 'I think my mums a escort', or ask i'll direct you to the article if you'd like to read it, although i've summed it up) and he basically is feeling suicidal that his mother wont tell him the truth. He doesnt understand why she cant just get a normal job and live in a smaller house. When he says I want you to quit, she says, "Oh and live on the streets?" It sounds to me that they are quite wealthy. The boy feels like killing him self quite often. I communicated through email to try and let him know that his mother does it for him to give him a good life and to give him luxerious in life. People were saying he should call child services and live with another family as its not right for an escort to have 2 kids sitting at home while shes out with her clients. This is what made me want to communicate with the boy. I tried to make him understand that its not his fault and in fact theres no fault in what she does. He has replied in an email to me asking me if I thought that his mother was having sex with all these men. Im not sure how to respond to this. The boy was saying in the same email his grades have gone up since i started talking to him and making sure he knows that she loves him and his sister first and far most. I feel I have made a positive impact on this boys life. I hadnt heard anything from him in 3 months so I assumed he had his closure and felt better. Then in an update email, he drops this bomb on me. He also said his sister often says 'Mom's an escort you know.' I have previously told him to ignore it but What can I say to this kid to make him feel like his mother is a good person. Im bothered by people from the outside that shun escorts. I have never had a bad experiance, and For the most part, the ones i've been to are great people to talk to. They make you feel good about your self and relax you. Every visit to an escort doesnt have to be sexual. Theres times for it, and theres times when I personally just need to relax. This kid is just 7 years younger then me, and I grew up suffering depression and suicide thoughts through my teen years. I would have loved for someone to come and tell me that everything is going to be alright. Thoughts?

Also, not my place to ask, but of the sp's on here, the ones that have kids, or if you had kids, would you lie to your child about being an sp? Even if he just needed closure to feel better about himself? This young man could have died from his own hands if I hadnt said anything or been taken away unjustly i might add, by child services.

What does everyone else think? What do I say to this young man? Hes 14 now.

Jack
 

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Boys are so much more attached to their mothers, and then with their own hormones, and their friends opinions around sex and stuff. What a horrible way to find out. Poor kid.

I think the mother needs to take some responsibility and sit down and have a good heart to heart talk with him about life before he knew and why is it different now? She also needs to have a real honest talk with him about sex and how it is natural, and how she is doing the best she can and how she helps a lot of people by doing what she does. That it is society that has the problem, not her.

I also think that boy needs to stop posting on a site that is so judgmental. They are making it worse, not better.

There might be a few books that he can read. I am not sure. Most great books about the subject are geared towards women in the sex trade, not their children.

I think if you are not super slick 007 style, then the responsible thing to do would be to sit with your kids and tell them before they find out another way.

Good for you, for taking this on.

If the mother won't talk to him, maybe you can research some books he can read, or refer some where for counseling. Do you know what area of the world he is in? Canada has some great programs, the United States, not so much.

I will ask my friends and see if any of them can come on here and give advice or recommend reading for him.
 

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Junior psychologist here lol............ Anyways to make this short: the problem with your situation is that someone at the age of 13 hasen't develop the ability to think reflectively in life; they only have the ability to see black and white. The media and people paint prostitution in a negative light, and knowing your mother is sleeping with random guys is definetly hard to take -- no matter who you are. It is quite reasonble for him to act the way he is acting. The solution is, I'm not sure. But I do commend you on your efforts, as a lot of teens don't have the necessary support anymore.
 

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Well like i said i went through similar problems for a completely different reason. I wouldnt wish that on my worst enemy. So I suggested he talk to a confidential psychologist. I was so upset to see people replying with, 'Your moms not an escort dude.....shes a whore' and 'shes a big slut'. I thought someone should give some real feed back. Thanks for the input so far! Also, would child services take this boy away from his mother? because he has made it clear he loves his mother he just wants her to be honest with him. He doesnt want to get taken away.

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I also think it might be a bad idea to say, she is doing it for him. That puts responsibility on him for his mothers actions which isn't fair. I think she should approach it with as much of a casual, sex positive attitude as she can. I think she should also be ready for him to not listen, understand, and even be angry. She needs to respect his feelings if she wants her feelings respected.

This is the oldest and least respected profession in the world. However, I feel it is certainly deserving of respect. I have always felt like this. Even before I became one myself.

Back in ancient times, there were religions that surrounded the worship of sex and prostitution. Such a small part of it is the sex. The main part of it is making people happy. I am a therapist, confident, lover, and nurse. A lot of girls all they do is fuck for money, but it sounds like she is doing quite well at it. In order to do well, you have to be a lot more than just a good fuck.

The hatred and disrespect for women who sell their companionship is a Christian ideology

I used to have some great books about prostitution, mythology, and history. I read a lot sometimes, so I am constantly changing and trading my books. Plus I have moved so many times in my life. I get itchy feet sometimes, lol. Anyways a quick google and I came up with some stuff to prove my points. Although not as much if I wasn't lazy, hahaha

http://civilliberty.about.com/od/gendersexuality/tp/History-of-Prostitution.htm

http://womenshistory.about.com/od/prostitutes/Prostitutes_and_Prostitution.htm

http://answers.encyclopedia.com/question/early-history-prostitution-106505.html

I would also be very careful. This might be a scam to play on your heart strings. Be very leery and do not offer, or send any money. Do not trade pictures or agree to meet.

It is great to help, but help with distant emotional support. :)
 
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jack_hobs

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hahahahah dude thats funny. I should have then I could say I did send it in. damnit.....why dont i think of these things
 

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People do not feel 'basically' suicidal. Especially a 13 year old boy. If he has indicated any thoughts of suicide to you, you must contact the appropriate authorities in your area. The suicide prevention hot line or the local police department in your area can direct you how best to proceed. Never ignore verbalized suicide threats. I repeat, never ignore suicide threats.

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