Amber, author of a journalistic-type autobiographical article recently published on the Dutch LINDA platform, recounts her experience in a triadic sexual encounter with a client well-known to the public. According to the provided text, Amber and her colleague, named Emma, were summoned to a hotel to participate in a threesome with a man who goes by the pseudonym 'Hans', although both women immediately recognize him as a public TV figure due to his bravado in entertainment shows.
The story, written in the first person by Amber, describes the scene in the elevator, where the two women joke about and observe the client's nervous state. 'Hans' seems insecure and allows the women to remove his strap. In bed, despite there being four women and one man, he fails to maintain an erection. Amber observes that, despite multiple stimulation and being heterosexual, 'nothing happens in his pants' and she describes his penis as 'a piece of depressed reed'. He, however, tries hard to participate, bites his lips, sighs, and implores them to continue, indicating an intense desire to please.
As the encounter continues, desperation sets in at the level of the escorts as well. Amber mentions that Emma makes exasperated gestures, and she herself shows off her entire lower body, but everything remains ineffective. The girl writing the article suggests that the client could have been a voyeur, who had gone there to try and could no longer cope with the mental challenge.
The climax appears when 'Hans' stops and apologizes for his inability, declaring: 'I wanted to prove something to myself today, after all these years. I thought: if I can't succeed even with two beautiful girls like you, it will never work again'. Amber and Emma look away, realizing that the client is impotent and probably has never experienced paid sex before. The author of the article, Art, emphasizes her regret for not having told him earlier.
The text ends with the journalist's reflection on the moment, noting her sadness and empathy for the client's 'secret'. This autobiographical narrative is completely different from the sex journal of a New York marketing agent, which focuses on the relational dynamic with a doctor and a bar owner, with a much broader focus on personal life and complex relationships.
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