The day my neurodivergent doomscrolling paid off
Vixen Temple describes the moment an old research study helped release her from the validation of neurotypicals.
Mā tini mā mano, ka rapa te whai: Many hands make light work
Westernised mindsets and the myth of the self-made person means we often feel shame about asking for help, writes Vixen Temple.
My D*List: Vixen Temple on being a hopeless optimist and burning the patriachy
Vixen Temple dreams of a world that prioritises community, and why she resonates with horror movie monsters.
Disabled Artists' Festival of Theatre review: Body of Work
Glittery heels and a glass jar with a mysterious substance were the basis for a theatre show about chronic illness that made reviewer Vixen Temple “more eager to burn the...
The disabled man who changed the sex toy industry
If it weren’t for Gosnell Duncan, a disabled man of colour, sex toys would not look, smell and feel the way they do now.
How the sex work industry complements my ADHD
Being spontaneous and a hands-on learner because of her ADHD suits Vixen Temple’s lifestyle just right as a sex worker.