The soft feel and unforgettable taste of another woman's sweet lips on my mouth, now that's something I absolutely cannot get enough of. My name is Afaf Ahmed, and I'm a young Muslim woman of Saudi Arabian descent living in the City of Melbourne, Australia. I was born in the City of Dammam, eastern province of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. My passport says Saudi Arabian but as an educated woman, I consider myself a citizen of the world. Aren't we all human at the end of the day?
My parents, Ali and Mariam Ahmed work for various Saudi Arabian businesses abroad, and thanks to that, I've had the privilege of living in places like the United States of America, Canada, the United Kingdom, and now, Australia. This world of ours is quite beautiful and since I'm a friendly and easygoing gal, I make friends wherever I go. Best way to go through life, I think. We Saudis are famous for that.
These days, I'm studying chemistry at Victoria University. Oh, and I'm surreptitiously exploring my fondness for the ladies as well. Do my words surprise you, dear reader? In truth, they really shouldn't. In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, where I was born, women and men spend a lot of time apart because of the Wahabi-inspired Islamic rules that govern the country. This makes for an interesting dynamic, this separation of the sexes.
Even though homosexuality and lesbianism are considered haram or strictly forbidden in Saudi Arabia, I know lots of Saudi men who sleep with men and even more Saudi Arabian women who sleep with women. What's a guy or gal to do when they're sexually frustrated and members of the opposite sex aren't around? My thoughts exactly. I've been exploring my fondness for girls for years, and I see no reason to stop now.
The woman of my dreams is Adina Djalu, a six-foot-tall, curvy and gorgeous young Aboriginal Australian woman. Born in Gosford, New South Wales, to an Aboriginal Australian father and a white mother, Adina is simply one of the most beautiful people I've ever seen. The first time I laid eyes on Adina while walking around the Victoria University library, she took my breath away.
Tall and curvy, with light brown skin, long black hair and light brown eyes, Adina Djalu seems like a Primeval Goddess come to life. I've seen beautiful women with skin and features like her when I visited Ethiopia with my parents ages ago but Adina is in a class by herself. I decided right then and there that I wanted this cutie for myself. Believe me, nobody's more seductive than a Saudi Arabian lesbian. Nobody sees us coming until it's too late.
If you saw me coming, you would look at me and see someone disturbingly ordinary. I'm five-foot-seven, curvy, with light bronze skin, dark brown eyes and long black hair. Most of the time I wear the Hijab but sometimes I don't. In Australia, I can do whatever I want. I live and study in Melbourne and my parents do business in Sydney, so I'm completely free since I live far from them. That's exactly how I like it, ladies and gentlemen.
Anyhow, where was I? Oh yes, I was telling you about Adina Djalu, the gorgeous Aboriginal Australian woman who stole my heart. I approached Adina under the pretext of needing some help with an English assignment, and that's how we met and added each other on Facebook....and subsequently exchanged phone numbers.
As luck would have it, Adina Djalu and I had a lot in common. Far more than you would have imagined from looking at the two of us. At first glance at least. We were the only brown girls in our mostly white and mostly male science courses, and bonded partly because of that. The more I got to know Adina, the more I became convinced that my favorite brown-skinned Aboriginal Australian Amazon was like me, a woman who loves women.
