Sex worker reveals her clients are not who you might think and include the blind, intersex people and the disabled… and sometimes even the parents made a booking

  • Australian sex workers have opened up about their diverse client bases 
  • Miss Fleur, a dominatrix, has spent time with disabled and intersex people
  • She revealed that sessions are often organised through parents or carers 
  • Sex worker Rachel Wotton counts a man with cerebral palsy as a regular

From those with cerebral palsy to blind and intersex people, sex workers have opened up about their diverse client bases - and revealed it is not unusual for a parent or carer to set up a session.

Miss Fleur, a dominatrix and escort based in Sydney, has regularly spent time with disabled people during her 10-year career and said she treats everyone with 'dignity and respect'.

And although she does need to know some details about a person's disability before an appointment so she can tailor the experience, she does not require a full history. 

'My first appointment with a person with disability was with a man who was quadriplegic. He had been in a car accident a few years prior,' she told Daily Mail Australia.

Sex worker Rachel Wotton counts  Colin Wright, a man with cerebral palsy, as a regular client, pictured time in SBS documentary 'I Have Cerebral Palsy and I Enjoy Having Sex'

Sex worker Rachel Wotton counts Colin Wright, a man with cerebral palsy, as a regular client, pictured time in SBS documentary 'I Have Cerebral Palsy and I Enjoy Having Sex'

Miss Fleur (left), a dominatrix and escort based in Sydney, and veteran sex worker Rachel Wotton (right) have opened up about their diverse client bases

'I believe all adults should have the opportunity to explore their sexuality in a safe and supportive environment,' she said.

'You don't need to feel awkward or embarrassed. Adults with disabilities have all the same needs and desires as anyone else.'

She revealed that sessions are often organised through parents or carers - and only with the client's full consent.

'It's not an experience that many people have to go through, arranging a sexual experience on the behalf of someone else.

Ms Wotton (left), who has worked in the industry for more than 20 years, specialises in working with disabled people

Ms Wotton (left), who has worked in the industry for more than 20 years, specialises in working with disabled people

She starred in a documentary with one of her regular clients - Colin Wright (pictured together) - came from a family that didn’t talk about sex

She starred in a documentary with one of her regular clients - Colin Wright (pictured together) - came from a family that didn’t talk about sex

Mr Wright (pictured), who has cerebral palsy, revealed that he organised his first sexual encounter through a carer

Mr Wright (pictured), who has cerebral palsy, revealed that he organised his first sexual encounter through a carer

'Of my clients who have a disability I would say about half of the phone contact I have is with parents or carers. 

'Of course, this is always done on the direction of the client and I always establish consent with the client when we are face to face.' 

Miss Fleur, 29, also counts transgender people, couples, visually impaired and intersex people among her clients.

'I have met people with all kinds of sexual experiences, from people who have never had the opportunity to explore their desires, to others who were once very sexually active and now have a limited or changed sex life due to life events,' she said.

She offers clients the option to use a ramp if they visit her in Sydney and said she can meet those with visual impairment at the nearest train station and walk back with them after, free of charge.

Sex worker Rachel Wotton, who has worked in the industry for more than 20 years, also specialises in working with disabled people.

She is one of the co-founders of Touching Base, an organisation that allows people with disabilities to connect with sex workers.

Ms Wotton starred in SBS documentary 'I Have Cerebral Palsy and I Enjoy Having Sex' with one of her regular clients - Colin Wright.

Mr Wright (pictured) said: 'It was a real culture shock to ask perfect strangers to perform personal care on me to begin with'

Mr Wright (pictured) said: 'It was a real culture shock to ask perfect strangers to perform personal care on me to begin with'

Ms Wotton, is one of the co-founders of Touching Base, an organisation that allows people with disabilities to connect with sex workers

Ms Wotton, is one of the co-founders of Touching Base, an organisation that allows people with disabilities to connect with sex workers

Miss Fleur, 29, who charges $450 per hour, or $3,500 for an overnight stay, also counts transgender people, couples, visually impaired and intersex people among her clients

Miss Fleur, 29, who charges $450 per hour, or $3,500 for an overnight stay, also counts transgender people, couples, visually impaired and intersex people among her clients

Mr Wright, who has cerebral palsy, revealed that he organised his first sexual encounter through a carer.

'It was a real culture shock to ask perfect strangers to perform personal care on me to begin with,' he told SBS.

'But there was a lady who I felt close to so, one day, while we were alone I asked Kerry if she would organise for me to visit a lady. 

'To my surprise, straight away, she said 'yes'. I thought she would have needed time to think about it.'

Ms Wotton said that this was not unusual in her industry as many disabled people need help making their fantasies a reality. 

'Imagine if you had to ring your mother or carer and say 'this is what I'd like to do, can you help me?' Ms Wotton told news.com.au.

'Imagine the fear of opening up about your sexual desires, as a middle-aged man or woman, to your family. Some of the parents have been amazing, and really work through this stigma. It's very brave of them.'

She said she will spend a while speaking about what they can and can't do with their clients. 

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