No one knows what it's like to be me. My name is Matthew Marquis. I'm a big white guy of Jewish origin who hails from the incredibly tough and resilient town of Stoughton, in the state of Massachusetts. I was raised by my absentee father and my guilt-inducing Jewish Mama. I finally escaped from my boring household when I went to Bay State University in Boston, Massachusetts. I stayed there for two years, got my associate's degree in Travel and Hospitality Management before moving to the city of Marquis, in the state of Michigan. I enrolled at the Northern Michigan Institute of Technology, where I moved into the dormitories. I have always been a very ordinary guy. I'm not extraordinary in any way. I love Baseball. I go to college. I have a passion for cooking. I'm completely unremarkable. And I was actually a virgin at the age of twenty four, if you can believe that.
I like women, but they never see me as anything more than Mister Nice Guy. I'm the guy with lots of female friends yet never gets laid. Some people have even wondered if I'm gay or if there's something wrong with me because of this. I'm painfully shy, and I'm not that comfortable with my body. I have a thing for skinny white women who look like Julianne Moore or Jennifer Aniston. Even though I'm a fat white guy, I don't like fat women. I'm just another white guy who's a hypocrite. And I actually vote Republican in spite of having some bisexual tendencies which I don't dare to explore. Yeah, so, what are you going to do? I'm six-foot-four and weigh 260 pounds. I have black hair, pale white skin and light brown eyes. My hair is somewhat curly and sometimes I get mistaken for Italian. I used to play Baseball in high school but lost interest when it got competitive. I'm an extremely wimpy white guy, sue me.
Yeah, my entire life I've been playing it safe. It's not my fault that I am so painfully ordinary. My parents were both ordinary people. A heterosexual white couple of Jewish origin who lived in the city of Stoughton, Massachusetts. What we like to call Tough Town, USA, even though it's a lily-white suburb with virtually no crime. I mean, there isn't even littering on the streets. Now, Boston, Dorchester and Roxbury, those are dangerous areas. People from Stoughton are a bunch of rich wimps. It's in our genes. Oh, well. What are you going to do? That's my favorite thing to say, if you haven't guessed it by now.
One day, the urge to get laid got the best of me. I worked up the courage to approach a pretty-faced, large young black woman named Lori Williams in one of my classes. It turns out that this large black dame was exactly what the doctor ordered. Lori Williams came from the city of Saint Louis. She left the city long before Hurricane Katrina hit, a while ago. She had been touring the USA, leading a nomadic lifestyle before eventually deciding to pursue a college education. She enrolled at the Northern Michigan Institute of Technology where she majored in civil engineering. She had an interest in the culinary arts, which explained how we wound up in a class together.
As Lori and I saw more and more of each other, I found myself liking her. I remembered the words of my old buddy Stephen Vikmar, a young black man I knew from my days at Bay State University. Have you ever met a kind of guy who's smart, yet a total bastard and insanely lucky to the point of making you mad? Stephen Vikmar was that guy at Bay State University. He was a really unusual character. A Haitian-American bastard who was a bloody Genius. All the tough classes the rest of us took and worked hard at were actually easy for him. He was also forthrightly bisexual, and people adored him anyway. He got all the women he wanted. Samantha Villeneuve, the tall and sexy young black woman whom I was friends with only had eyes for him. As did Melinda Muragon, the skinny white Jewish gal I had a thing for. yeah, Stephen got all the things I ever wanted. And he was black, too. I envied the bastard to no end. I wished I had his life. While I was stuck in the Friend Zone with most of the women on campus, he was out there banging them and having a blast. How I hated him.
Stephen gave me some advice a long time ago. He told me to accept life the way it came and to have a little fun. I hated the bastard for being a bisexual Trickster but he was right. He also told me that I had to stop trying to find a perfect white woman of Jewish origin to marry and make my Orthodox Jewish parents happy. He encouraged me to date women of different races and cultures. After years of trying to get with skinny white women, I finally gave up. I was a man and I had needs. I was tired of solo masturbation. Hell, I wasn't even man enough to admit that I masturbated when I was talking on the phone with Stephen. I told him that my dick was on auto pilot. What a liar I am! I lied about things most men wouldn't lie about. Stephen was a bisexual hedonist who admitted that he found both men and women attractive. He also discussed with me at great length his penchant for large women. That's what gave me the courage to try one. If a man as cool as Stephen dated big women, then maybe it was okay for me too.
Lori Williams and I continued to hang out. I'm pretty sure that Stephen would have approved of her. Lori was a big and tall black woman with light brown skin, pale gray eyes and long black hair braided into neat cornrows. A six-foot-one, 250-pound gal who was a member of the Women's Wrestling team at Northern Michigan Tech. She was high intelligent and a great conversationalist. Also, she was one of the most talked-about students at the Northern Michigan Institute of Technology campus. She was the quote unquote coolest black female student on campus. And she was hanging out with me. I wondered if she liked me or not. I called Stephen and asked him for advice. He berated me for interrupting him while he was having sex with a black woman of ample charms and her bisexual husband, but called me an hour later with good advice. He encouraged me to go for it and try to pursue a relationship with Lori Williams. Emboldened for the first time in my life, I went for it.