Non-visual porn also has the potential to rekindle other demographics' sexual satisfaction, who have hitherto not seem themselves widely represented in porn, believes Hannah Stewart, 25, a charity coordinator in London who has lived with a non-specific eating disorder for years in the past. "Loss of sexual enjoyment is a tragic side effect of EDs and is often overlooked, and anything that enables more people to have fulfilling sex lives is a positive thing," she says of Quinn. "This doesn't just apply to people with EDs, but also other bodies that aren't traditionally represented in porn – or only exist in 'fetish' porn which is equally, if not more, damaging – such as people with disabilities, larger people, those with certain fantasies, and others." It's time for many more of us to get our headphones ready, then. "Pleasure and good vibes" all round.