Mencius Moldbugman

For you see: Sex Workers and People with Disabilities are going to come together in a big sexual non-conforming wave that will shatter the patriarchy once and for all.pic.twitter.com/7sTTb4zh0P

This woman then pops up and tells us is that she is a highly sexual person who craves intimacy and touch.pic.twitter.com/NzdBPScoBr

We now meet Rachel Wotton who has been a prostitute for over 14 years and describes herself as “one of those sex workers who was always drawn to it.”pic.twitter.com/A07ll9alrU

Rachel says that she “really likes seeing clients with disabilities”. Why? “Because they can be quite diverse.” “Diverse in their personality. Diverse in their mobility. Diverse in the services they want!” “Very diverse!” She chuckles.pic.twitter.com/w0kX11MKAo

We now meet one of Rachel’s regular clients: Mark. Mark uses his voice assistant to say how he asked his mother to take him to brothels to introduce him to sex workers.pic.twitter.com/cpBk3DMHbI

Elaine, Mark’s mum, introduces herself by complaining about the lack of wheelchair access in Australian brothels. During their first trip to a brothel she had to carry Mark up the stairs herself.pic.twitter.com/pW2FZkadF5

Mark explains that due to his cerebral palsy, it is essential that he has sex all the time in order to help his muscles relax. Luckily, Mark also likes sex very much.pic.twitter.com/o9ZndfemBO

The main plot of the documentary is Mark’s mum arranging for Rachel to stay overnight as this has been Mark’s dream. “I’d like to be a fly on the wall,” says Mark’s mum. “Well, I’d have to charge extra,” responds Rachel.pic.twitter.com/ZhFn0eSV3e

The big night approaches. Mark’s mum gets Mark ready by dabbing him with cologne and getting his $50 notes ready. “Sometimes you think - oh that’s a lot of money - but Mark doesn’t do anything else.”pic.twitter.com/SUikvoFRir

Rachel makes her way on the train. Bizarrely, the word “PERV” is scratched on the window next to her.pic.twitter.com/MJwe2FFk20

They go for a trip outside first. Rachel asks Mark if he’s checking out her ass. In a sad moment, Mark says “Rachel makes me feel like I have a girlfriend. But I know she is a sex worker.”pic.twitter.com/alxvlClMuS

In a shock twist, we are then introduced to Rachel’s boyfriend Matt. He introduces himself by stating how much his mum loves Rachel. His mum finds Rachel’s work “fascinating” and once asked her about golden showers and how she urinates on demand.pic.twitter.com/a9KhYRcfzS

Meanwhile, Mark’s mum and dad get the bed ready for the evening’s main event. Mark’s mum sprinkles rose petals over the bed and leaves a box of chocolates under the pillow for that special touch.pic.twitter.com/UvOHUI7aPs

“I’ve never seen anything like this before,” Mark’s dad says to the camera. He picks up a rose petal. “Are these the fair dinkum ones?” he asks. “They’re fair dinkum,” replies Mark’s mum.pic.twitter.com/rbPFCT9lUC

Rachel leaps on the bed. “Happy birthday Mark!” she giggles.pic.twitter.com/AcEmONSA6a

Mark and Rachel start to begin the proceedings. “I think my body is beautiful,” says Mark. “And we’ll make a movie and show people.”pic.twitter.com/CRjMEvnEMp

Unfortunately there are no visuals of penetration. But what it lacks in nightmares... it makes up for in California's voting pool.pic.twitter.com/zyFwrzf7J0

The documentary comes to an end as the morning sun arises.pic.twitter.com/PLTWvlXRDc