Letter about TLC and Sex Workers seeing Disabled People published in The Guardian

My letter is published in The Guardian today!

For readers wondering how the sex worker / disabled client relationship works, here is what Pru wrote for me today:

"I regularly entertain clients with disabilities that include cerebral palsy, Duchenne muscular distrophy, spina bifida, and Aspergers syndrome.

I am approached directly by clients, their parents and their care workers. Approaches are often by email, and occasionally directly by phone. With the majority of clients, it becomes a regular arrangement as once they find someone they are comfortable with, they stick with that person.

Some disabled men just want a cuddle. Some want to be rogered senseless. Some have kinky fantasies. Some want to play dominant. Some want to be dominated (which is probably so they get something different to the "kid gloves" treatment that they are used to).

A few of my clients have been married before and come out of it scarred emotionally and even less inclined to want to trust their emotions with any one again. With an escort, they feel that both sides know the score.

Not all clients are able to make the journey to London and could do with the assistance of a friend to do so. Occasionally, I travel out of London to see them."

Thanks, Pru. This is just one of our many wonderful sex workers who, I guess get more job satisfaction than most of you reading this!