Although often viewed as taboo, many people with disabilities seek the services of sex workers as an outlet for their sexual and intimate desires.
Oliver Morton-Evans, 36, has tried "every dating app", and has never been in a long-term relationship.
Living in Sydney, and a successful tech entrepreneur, he has looked for a partner ever since finishing high school.
"The moment they see a wheelchair, people tend to create a story in their head of what that might mean," he said.
Mr Morton-Evans said seeing sex workers provided him with the intimacy he craved in his everyday life, and motivated him to keep looking for a partner.
"There's so much more to sex than just the physical activity."