Disabled sex: 'Escorts should be a choice, not the only option'

A charity says paying for sex is a choice for disabled people, but shouldn't be the only option. Enhance the UK has told the BBC more needs to be done to normalise sex among those living with a disability.

Disability blogger Alex Squires has paid for sex in the past. The 29-year-old says a long-term relationship is his preference, but that he "doesn't have the same opportunities as able-bodied people".

Meanwhile, Marianne, a sex worker from Portsmouth who specialises in disabled clients, says it's about "normal and natural" physical contact.

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