Tuesday 16 September 2014

Sleeping around in the hotel industry

So this isn’t the first time I’ve had sex with a co-worker. Frankly, I don’t get out enough to meet people (preferably males) outside of the workplace. To clarify, I’ve only been at this job for about a month. He, Kevin, wasn’t a completely random co-worker though. I had been in a couple classes with him at school. Actually I had tried to get into a group with him in a management class because I thought he was hot. He didn’t bite.

I added him on Facebook a couple weeks into seeing him at work. I was hoping he’d interpret my friend request as the “I want to date you” or “I want to fuck you”. Isn’t that really the purpose of friend requests these days? But once again, he didn’t bite; I had to be more forward. My forwardness was really quite pitiful and frankly non-existent. Shortly into facebook messaging Kevin asked for my number. This really excited me until he told me his new apartment didn’t have wifi, and I guess at some point he realized I wasn’t data-worthy.

We texted for an evening about usual things: what we were hoping to do with our lives and Seinfeld. For a brief moment I thought maybe I had found a decent one. This was all going well until I told my co-worker, Jason, how long it had been since I had gotten laid…and that I was house-sitting. If Jason were a regular human he probably wouldn’t have cared much, but this guy was uber-sexual: every thirty seconds he was either telling a sexual joke or pulling the “that’s-what-she-said” line. (The “that’s-what-she-said” line is basically the lowest form of humour in my books.) Long-story-short, uber-sexual Jason ended up telling Kevin that I was DTF. I know twelve-year-olds probably shouldn’t be having sex, but if they are I feel like that’s what they would say to each other.

A couple hours later Kevin and I were watching Saturday Night Live where I was house-sitting. At this point I wasn’t 100% sure what Jason had told Kevin; sometimes I can be really naïve. Lady Gaga was the guest performer that night, which was really not helping me get in the mood. Kevin would randomly make pop-culture references and I continually felt stupid when I didn’t know what the hell he was talking about. It also didn’t help that the house was freezing. Kevin was sitting beside me drinking a coffee and wearing a winter jacket.

At some point Kevin made a move and we started making out. It was weird: we were both silent kissers. I know one can make noise while kissing, but I just never have. I think it’s a confidence issue. After a couple minutes of making out we made our way to the bedroom of the woman I was house-sitting for. My cute maxi-dress and Kevin’s winter jacket came off quite fast. Kevin reached into his wallet and pulled out two condoms. “Which one do you want to use?” he asked. I was expecting something along the lines of ribbed or extra thin; instead, I got to “choose” strawberry or melon. I went with strawberry. The sex really wasn’t all that exciting. Sure it was alright, but nothing to write home about.

Throughout most of the act I was so distracted by the smell of strawberry latex. Latex itself smells gross enough, but the smell of strawberry latex is just nasty. After about twenty minutes of various positions I just wanted Kevin to finish. I told him to go on top and I began the countdown in my head “10..9..8..” hoping he would cum. I did this probably four times while also seriously wanting a cigarette. Eventually me and my vagina gave up. Kevin then asked if I could “finish him off” by giving him a hand-job. I went for about a minute before admitting defeat. I was exhausted. And I didn’t want to admit to Kevin, still hard, that I have weak hands and wrists. Kevin then asked if he could use the shower which I assume he wanted to jack-off in. I regret that I didn’t go and watch him. Instead I went on Instagram and probably liked a bunch of pictures of raw food and Bukowski quotes.    

Kevin got out of the shower and dressed himself quite quickly. He had a hard time finding one sock and told me he couldn’t lose it as he had an “impressive sock collection.” I began feeling sorry for myself because I didn’t collect anything.

I walked Kevin to the door and asked, “so, there’s like nothing wrong with me right?” “Oh, no,” he said, “I just usually have sex with girls I’m in relationships with.”

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