Review from a client with a physical disability

Interact Service with Girlfriend Experience at our escort agency

Faye is the kind of high class escort who does not walk in with a big story, but with a calm sense of ease. Caring and thoughtful, yet playful and curious, with a sharp sense of humor that quickly makes it feel comfortable. She likes to think along, she is creative and open minded, and she focuses on what brings you both the most enjoyment and relaxation. What makes her especially pleasant is the mix of groundedness and depth. Expect great conversation that can move from serious to lighthearted without ever feeling forced.

And now the most important part: what this looks like in real life, in a booking that asks a little more than average. The story below is written by a client with a physical disability. An overnight booking then is not only about spending time together, but also about good coordination, practical support, and above all creating an atmosphere where everything stays relaxed. That is exactly what makes this experience so special, so we are happy to give him the floor.

An overnight booking with a physical disability: how Interact Service works in practice

"The North Holland polders slid past the car window while the afternoon sun warmed up the car. After an hour of driving I got that familiar, ‘this really feels like a getaway’ feeling. First meadows and ditches, then suddenly color everywhere: tulip fields that were not exactly trying to be modest. Red, yellow, purple, as if someone had decided to turn up the saturation. In the distance the dunes appeared, and behind them the sea. That moment when you think: okay, we are almost there.

In my rear view mirror I saw my hoist. Quiet and unremarkable, but for me about as essential as a wallet or a phone. It was the first time it came along on a trip that was not only practical, but also personal. Living with a congenital muscle disease and being fully dependent on my wheelchair means energy becomes a kind of currency. I constantly have to choose: what do I spend my strength on, and what is simply not possible. A ‘normal’ relationship has therefore never naturally found a place in my life. At the same time, I do want intimacy and connection. Simply, like anyone else.

Through Society Service I found a form that does fit. Their Interact Service with Girlfriend Experience matches what I am looking for: warmth, eroticism, sincere attention, without hassle or judgment. Over the past years I have had different meetings that showed me how much is possible within this kind of connection.

But there was one wish that kept coming back. A full night together. Waking up next to someone. Starting the morning not alone, but with someone else in the room. For a few months now I have needed a hoist for even the simplest transfers, from wheelchair to bed for example, and that makes something like this an immediate logistical nightmare. Still I thought: if I am ever going to do this, it is now.

I shared my wish with Marike from Society Service. She immediately understood what I meant, without drama and without pity. She suggested Faye, because she thought we might click. And honestly, it also seemed wise to meet first before going for something this intense. So I booked three hours with her.

That first meeting felt right straight away. Not a forced ‘we are going to be gezellig now’ moment, but simply relaxed. We talked, we laughed, and there was something in her gaze and in her presence that reassured me. As if she sensed exactly what mattered. Those few hours already meant more than I expected. Then I knew: I dare to do it. I booked an 18 hour arrangement. Almost a full day to truly be together.

I found a luxury accessible hotel room on the North Holland coast, with a sea view and everything I need. The hotel staff were thankfully helpful and carried my things inside without complaint, including the hoist. Just as everything was in place, there was a soft knock on the door.

Faye was there, in a wrap skirt and a burgundy top. Elegant, but above all: completely herself. She smiled, stepped in, and the room felt warm right away. We greeted each other with a strong hug and a kiss that felt sincere. She gave me a handwritten card. Such a small gesture, but it landed right in the heart. It was attention in its purest form.

What also moved me was how naturally she handled the hoist. As if it was the most normal thing in the world. No nerves, no rushing, and without making me feel like a burden. She helped me from wheelchair to shower chair and then to bed, with calm and precision. And when we paused by the window to look at the setting sun, I felt something I can hardly explain without sounding sentimental. But there it was: connection. Not big and heavy, just simple and real. The night was ours, with intimacy, humor, warmth, sensuality, and everything that belongs to it when you trust each other.

The next day I drove back along the same road, only in the opposite direction. I looked again in the rear view mirror at the hoist. It sat there just as still as on the way out, but I felt that I had shifted. As if something inside me had loosened that had been tight for a long time.

Faye helped me load everything and with all the practical parts, but above all she was simply there. Present, warm, calm. And that made this experience bigger than only the physical. The adventure was over, but the memory remains. Sometimes a real experience even surpasses the version you have carried in your head for years. That is what I discovered on this trip, from tulip fields to sea, in a hotel room where, despite all the practical challenges, I got to experience something I long thought was no longer meant for me."