First of all, I want to say that I know how this sounds. I really do. There was a time when I didn't understand my desires. A time when I thought I needed my head examined. As a young Black man of Haitian descent living in North America, I have a certain image to maintain. Yet public image must give way to the truth that lies beneath. If you're scratching your head at all this, please bear with me. I'll get to the point shortly. The name is Guillaume Saint Mathieu. I am into really bossy Black women, folks. The Black Dominatrix Type. Why? Because I finally admitted to myself that I am a submissive. I am new to the BDSM lifestyle and I am slowly adjusting to it.
Man, there was a time when I could never admit this to myself. Or to anyone else for that matter. I'm expected to be tough, stoic and macho. That's the image of the Black male in North America. From Los Angeles and New York to Miami. From Toronto to Montreal and Vancouver. From Tijuana to Veracruz and Cancun. The image of the Black male as a tough son of a gun pervades the social tapestry of America, Canada and Mexico. I've lived in all three places so I know what I'm talking about. As a six-foot-two, 250-pound brother with dark brown skin, roughly handsome features and neatly braided hair, I kind of fit that image of the tough guy. Yet it has never been my reality.
I've got some weird desires, folks. Well, desires that I accept as normal but which mainstream society labels as weird. My idea of a good time is a sexy Black woman in a Black leather outfit carrying a belt and bossing me around. Nothing hotter than a Black Dominatrix in my eyes. Especially if she's got a strap-on dildo and doesn't mind using it on a brother. Yeah, I am into that sort of thing. I am a Black man who fantasizes about getting fucked by a Black woman wearing a strap-on. It happens. Or does it? I have always wondered if I am the only Black man out there with such desires. I certainly have never come across other individuals who shared my special interest. I browsed the web, especially certain groups on Yahoo and Facebook along with MySpace and BlackPlanet as I searched for others like me. Black men and Black women who were also into BDSM. And I couldn't find any. The BDSM groups, websites and activity centers I came across were lily-White for the most part. Many of them were thrilled at the prospect of a big Black man joining them but I declined.
In the BDSM world, I mainly see the role of Dominant selected for the Black male. The few BDSM practitioners who showed an interest in a Black Male Submissive were White women and White men who had some really degrading scenarios in mind. I happily declined their offers. My dignity isn't for sale. Why did I do that? Allow me to explain. If I wasn't dealing with a fat blonde who wanted me to Dominate her in front of her nerdy husband, then I was dealing with some Aryan bitch ( or bastard) who wanted to do to me things I won't mention here.
In case you're starting to think I'm a major weirdo, let me clarify a few things. I come from a very normal, stable and loving family. I was born in the City of Winnipeg in the Canadian Province of Manitoba. My parents are Haitian immigrants from the City of Cap-Haitien in North Haiti. I lived in Winnipeg for most of my life. My father Andre Saint Mathieu is a Patrolman with the Manitoba Provincial Police. My mother Anita Saint Mathieu is a schoolteacher with the Winnipeg Catholic School Board. I attended the University of Manitoba, where I earned my bachelor's degree in business. Afterwards, I moved to Mexico where I studied Linguistics at the University of Veracruz for a year. I'm now fluent in Spanish. I now live in Boston, Massachusetts where I'm earning my MBA at Suffolk University. It's one of the better schools down there. Yeah, I'm a well-read, well-traveled and educated brother. I play Hockey, Tennis and Golf rather than Football and Basketball. Yeah, this brother is full of surprises.
I've always been fascinated by a certain type of woman. The sexy, confident and downright Domineering Black female. Where I grew up, Black folks were rare. I could count on one hand the number of Black folks I ran into regularly in the City of Winnipeg. I found sexy, bossy Black women alluring. Especially since I didn't know any. I went to a White school. I attended a White church. The only Black women I saw regularly were my mother and some of her Haitian lady friends. I read a lot of Black American magazines such as Black Enterprise, Essence, Ebony and Today's Black Woman mainly because I liked the sexy Black ladies on the covers.
I'd like to say that I moved to America because of educational opportunities. But I'd really be lying. I could have stayed in Canada and probably gotten a better education. No offense to my American friends but your schools are expensive and quite lax academically. I moved to America for the Black women, folks. The Black ladies of America have always fascinated me. They're so strong, demanding and powerful. How I wish we had such Black women in Canada. Unfortunately, the subtle discrimination and xenophobia present at all levels of Canadian society keeps a lot of Black Canadians heads down. That's part of the reason why I left Canada. In America, an educated Black person can become anything he or she wants to be. In Canada, there's a racial pecking order that's strictly enforced by the Powers That Be. The Canadians don't like to see Black folks succeed, no matter how much they claim to want diversity in the workplace.
Anyhow, I moved to Boston and became fascinated by its diversity and culture. This beautiful metropolis is home to the Boston Celtics, my father's favourite team. It's also home to the dreaded Boston Bruins, which I hate because I'm a fan of the Ottawa Senators. I'm not really into football but I think the New England Patriots are okay. What fascinated me most about Boston were the lovely Black women I saw walking around the City. From the Back Bay to Fields Corner, from Harvard Square to Dorchester. Sexy Black ladies were everywhere in Boston. And they looked simply magical to me. You have to understand that as a Black Canadian from one of the Whitest provinces in the Confederation, I'm simply in awe of them. They carried themselves with a swagger, a sort of pride and grace that is simply lacking among Black Canadians. Black American men are so lucky to have such lovely and strong women to share their lives. Even if they don't realize it.
Yes, I was fascinated by the lovely Black ladies. Unfortunately, I'm as nerdy as can be. My big and tall physique gets me mistaken for an NBA or NFL Player at least once a day. Even though your grandmother could probably shoot a basket or throw a football better than I can. I'm an above average player on the ice. Whether I'm the goalie or one of the grunts body-slamming other guys on the ice, I play a mean game of Hockey. I played for the University of Manitoba for four years, you know. I was inducted in the University's Student-Athletes Hall of Fame, even before I graduated. Now that's quite an honour. Yeah, there were things I loved and hated about both Canada and the United States of America. The presence of so many assertive Black women in America's big cities appealed to me immensely.
I began looking for the Black Dominatrix of my dreams. In America, where bossy Black women are as common as rain drops during a monsoon, I was having trouble finding one. Isn't that funny? While browsing online, I feverishly sought what I craved so desperately. I came across BDSM websites where some mostly Caucasian Dominatrix types were Dominating White guys and occasionally Asian and Hispanic guys. The White Dominatrix sites didn't turn me on. I wanted a Black woman. I'm all about the sexy Black women, folks. White women don't do it for me. They never have. And I'm from Canada, the Whitest country outside of Europe. I saw some videos featuring White women fucking Black guys with strap-on dildos. They were hot but something was missing. I was looking for adult content featuring Black women Dominating and yes, sodomizing Black guys with strap-on dildos. Why? Simply because it's my fantasy. Unfortunately, I just couldn't find them.
Now, don't get me wrong. I wasn't obsessed with this stuff. I had a life to lead and I led it. I worked for the Boston-based Fortress Corporation, mostly in public relations. They're all about preserving rare artifacts. The job paid alright. I rented a nice apartment in the Back Bay Area of Boston, one of the City's priciest neighborhoods. Aside from a few African-American, Asian and Hispanic students who lived down the street at the Bay State College dormitories, I think I was the only person of color living in the area. I didn't mind too much. Coming from Winnipeg, I'm used to living in the heart of Whiteness. It's also in that unlikeliest of places that I met someone amazing.
There are quite a few lovely Black women working in Real Estate in Boston but Theresa Benoit stood out when we met. For starters, she was quite tall. Six foot one inch, if I'm not mistaken. This tall, curvy young Black woman had medium brown skin, almond-shaped light brown eyes and short, curly Black hair. Her breasts were large and firm, her hips were wide and her butt was big and round. In other words, she was perfect! We were introduced by my boss, Anderson Silverman, an old Irish guy who knows his way around Boston's business circles. Silverman is queer and he has a thing for me. I'm very liberal when it comes to sexual orientation but I'm not into men. I'm into women. Black women. Since I made that clear to him in a very firm but polite way, Silverman has been trying to fix me up with anything that moves. The old guy loves to play matchmaker. He's set me up on awkward dates with Japanese businesswomen, Hispanic models and 'curious' White women. None of them appealed to me for reasons I stated before. When I met Theresa Benoit, this Haitian-American princess took my breath away.