Sitting on his throne, the Great King of All The Arabs sighed. Yet another dreary day on a throne which he seldom felt like occupying. The King wasn't young. At sixty one years old, he still carried himself like an emissary of the fearsome Arabian warrior and prophet whose devoted followers his ancestors once were. Tall and somewhat chubby, with dark bronze skin, long curly Black hair and dark brown eyes. He ascended to the throne of the Arabian Republic when he was thirty years old, after his elder brother got mysteriously assassinated. Today, he was the ruler of the most conservative Arab nation in the world. A place where women couldn't drive or leave the house without a male chaperone. And he hated being the ruler of this extremely religious and conservative nation.
Many people throughout human history often overestimated the power of Kings. The truth is that the King wanted to modernize his country. If he could, he would gladly grand the women of his nation all the rights which feminism and democracy awarded women in other countries. Sadly, he couldn't do it because, in the Arabian Republic, the King was just a puppet. The Clerics, leaders of the Great Religion, were the true powers behind the throne. Whoever controls the Houses of Worship controls the Arab world. Lording over a conservative nation with a population of almost twenty million, the King felt powerless. As he sat in the throne room and listened to cleric after cleric, official after official drone on and on about this or that, the old man began to daydream.
The King thought about his last visit to the United States of America. Oh, what a wonderful place it was. Too bad so many of the citizens of his country hated America and everything it stood for. The King was fond of America, and of Western society in general. It was in America that he discovered his fondness for wine, and high-class prostitutes. The King smiled. According to the Sacred Book, the true believers were supposed to abstain from sex with women who weren't their wives and also resist the malicious influences of alcohol. In the United States most populous city, the King gave into temptation. And from that moment on, the King was never the same. He began traveling to Western countries every chance he got. He went to Great Britain, supposedly to establish more cordial diplomatic relations with the Queen of England and the Prime Minister of this largely Christian nation. However, truth be told, the King went there for the wine, the drugs and the sex. He really liked Western women, especially the tall, blonde-haired and blue-eyed bossy blondes he saw on American and European television programs. The King was addicted to blondes, the bossier the better. Living in the Arabian Republic, he'd gotten his fill of dark-haired, bronze-skinned and deeply submissive women. He wanted to experience something no male living in the Arabian Republic could ever experience, true female domination. In a country where men were overlords and women were virtual slaves, men often yearned for female domination. That's why so many Arab men in Western countries went for bossy Western women.
In most Arab men's eyes, Arab women were dull and boring because they were mindless drones, utterly submissive. It's in men's nature to want a challenge. To the Arab male, the Western woman with her beauty, fearlessness and power, represents the ultimate challenge. Western women don't just bow down to men because some man comes along with a supposedly holy book and tells them it's the will of a divine being that they kneel before every man just because he's got a penis and women have vaginas. Arab women living in places like America, Canada, Europe, Australia and New Zealand were starting to date Western women now that ninety percent of all Arab males in Western societies dated Western women. What a world we live in! The King was bored of Arab women just like ninety nine percent of Arab men were. To satisfy his craving for adventure and female domination, he went to New York City an average of five times a year. With all the oil money pouring into the Arabian Republic's coffers, the King could afford to do whatever he wanted.