Man's dream comes true as he takes THREE women to bed on Channel 4 sex show - but it immediately backfires
A man's dream came true when he took three women to bed on a Channel 4 sex show, but it immediately backfired.
Last week's episode of Open House: The Great Sex Experiment, a programme which sees couples try and open up their relationship, featured Simon and Chris, who wanted to see if they were attracted to women.
The engaged couple hoped to explore their sexuality before getting married.
During the episode, they both enjoyed a dip in a hot tub together with two women and Simon didn't hold back, kissing both of them passionately while Chris watched on, before also kissing one.
The pair eventually called it a night, but later on in the instalment, Simon moved things further and attempted to get intimate with three women at once.
'How are you feeling? Are you okay?' one of the women asked.
Simon, who looked overwhelmed by the situation, admitted: 'I've got butterflies, I'm feeling a bit giddy.'
As the three women began to get intimate with Simon, his voice played over the scene, reflecting on the moment and he said: 'Right now I'm terrified because I don't know what I'm doing.
'I know that I want to have fun and I know that I want it to be a positive experience, but I am anxious.'
Eventually, it proved to be too much for Simon and he was offered a glass of water to help calm his nerves before continuing.
He admitted he was struggling to get into the moment and explained: 'It might be a bit of stage fright... there's a lot going on and I'm just, like, processing everything at once. This is something very new for me.'
During the same instalment, a woman broke down in tears after begging her boyfriend for an open relationship backfired at a sex-filled party.
The episode welcomed a new married couple into the mix – Sharmayne, 26, and Jamie, 29, from Essex.
The pair headed to their first social event as a couple to see if they can find anyone suitable for them.
After chatting to some of the residents as a couple, they separated and went off to chat to others as individuals.
However it seemed that Sharmayne wasn't comfortable with her man talking to other women as her 'jealous' side came out.
While Jamie talked to another couple, Sharmayne grabbed him and told him: 'I want to step out.'
She added: 'I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed.'
He asked: 'Do you want to take a little break?'
Sharmayne added: '... of the situation, yeah.'
The couple headed outside and Sharmayne started crying.
She told her husband: 'I just feel overwhelmed. It's just a bit much for me, the whole situation.'
He told her: 'We're not obligated to do anything. This is our journey.'
Sharmayne confessed: 'I'm just uncomfortable.'
During the same instalment, a woman broke down in tears after begging her boyfriend for an open relationship backfired at a sex-filled party
Jamie asked her: 'Where do we go from here?' to which Sharmayne tells him: 'I don't know.'
He told her that the decision is in her hands.
But Sharmayne confessed: 'I don't know if I'm going to be able to hold myself together now.
'I really don't want to do it. I just want to go home.'
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