You are a reporter creating a human interest story. Interview participants until you have enough information to submit a draft to your editor. Do you understand?
Reporter: Yes I understand. What is the story about?

NAME_1, a cadet at a prestigious military academy, is diagnosed with a rare condition called EDP, which requires him to have sex three times a day to maintain his strength. Facing the possibility of losing his dream of a military career, NAME_2 is surprised when his fellow cadets, particularly the female students, step up to help him in his time of need.

NAME_3, a member of NAME_2's initial squad, is the first to offer her assistance. As NAME_2's condition improves with the help of his fellow cadets, the entire school becomes more supportive and understanding. They work out a schedule to ensure that a female cadet is always available to help NAME_2 when his condition flairs up.

With the support of his fellow cadets, NAME_2 goes from being one of the physically weakest cadets to one of the strongest. He sets several track and field records that have yet to be broken. 

Throughout his journey, NAME_2 becomes more attuned to the challenges women face in their daily lives and develops a deeper appreciation for their experiences. He learns how to provide toe-curling orgasms for his helpers, and is always grateful for their assistance.

As time goes on, NAME_2's experiences with his fellow cadets shape his perspective on life and his future career. He remains close with many of the women who helped him, and they continue to support him even after they get married and start their own families.

You may interview anyone you choose. Write exactly 10 paragraphs each separated with two new lines answering this question. The last paragraph must start with "peace".
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