As Salam Alaikum, people. Manal Ali here. Your favorite tall and curvy, sinfully sexy big-booty Somali Muslim sister. After my breakup with my once-promising lover Yousef Osman, I moved on with my life. Life is too short to bother with the type of people who don't appreciate you, seriously. I am now focusing on my summer classes in the civil engineering programme at the University of Quebec in Hull. That ought to keep my mind off of sex with tall, dark and handsome men. Maybe.
I miss sex with Yousef Osman, and that thick Somali dick of his. I've had it in my mouth and pussy, and it definitely rocked my world. Life without sex simply sucks. I am trying really hard to forget about Yousef and his sexual powers. I don't miss him at all. Alright, I am totally bullshitting, alright? It has been three weeks since Yousef and I split, and I was feeling sexually starved. I love sex, but I won't give my sweet and sacred Somali pussy to just any man.
I, Manal Ali of Somalia, have some ground rules, thank you very much. To me, the person I share my body and heart with must be smart, good-looking, and treat me well. Oh, and he's got to be at least friendly towards us Muslims. I might sleep with them on occasion but I do not feel genuine affection toward non-Muslim males. Or males who hate Islam. Sorry, but that's just the way I am.
The other day I met an interesting brother. Stevenson Fleur, a big and tall young man of Haitian descent. We got a lot of fine, good-looking Haitian brothers at the University of Quebec, and in the City of Hull in general, but I never gave them much thought until I met Steve. You see Steve, who also goes by the moniker Suleiman, is a newcomer to Islam. I have never met a Haitian Muslim before. As far as I knew, all Haitians are Christians. Well, Steve is a delicious and totally welcome exception.
Like a lot of newcomers to Islam, Steve Fleur is just getting his bearings. Islam can be very confusing for a newcomer. The brother has no Islamic clothes, very few Muslim friends and doesn't even know how to pray properly. What kind of Muslim sister would I be if I didn't try my best to help a brother out? I added Steve on Facebook as a friend and crept through his profile. I was delighted to see videos of Somali female celebrities on his page, and gathered that the Haitian brother is fascinated with us Somali ladies. Is that sexy or what?
Every time I saw Steve "Suleiman" Fleur at school, I would greet him and make small talk. What? Nothing in our holy texts says a proper Muslim sister can't be friendly to her Muslim brothers. Steve is a mighty fine brother, damn! I even gave him my number to, ahem, discuss Islam. Unfortunately, the Haitian brother, a brilliant accounting student, seemed a bit slow on the uptake. Still, I am one persistent little bugger when I see someone that I want.
Steve finally got the hint when I 'accidentally' touched his thigh three times while we sat in the food court at school, having Tim Horton's one morning. The Haitian brother flashed me his winning smile, and then laid his hand on top of mine. I returned Steve's smile, and the intensity I saw in his normally shy brown eyes made my heart skip a beat. Yup, that's when I knew I had chosen wisely. Steve officially asked me out. Took a while but it was worth the wait.
Embarking on another relationship so soon might seem ill-advised but it's my life, not yours. Steve asked me out and then, for our first date, he brought me to the Silver City movie theater in Gloucester, Ontario, and we watched the new movie Avengers : Age of Ultron. The movie was awesome, and afterwards, Steve took me to the nearby Blair Mall, where we ate some delicious Chinese food together. Afterwards, we walked around Gloucester, hand in hand, just laughing and talking.
As I started to get to know Steve, I became fascinated by him. I've never given how much thought to how different cultures can be, across the Muslim world. Steve "Suleiman" Fleur is a native of the island of Haiti, whose parents, Louis and Marie Jeanne Fleur moved to Quebec when he was younger. Being raised in a Christian household, and coming from a Westerner-type lifestyle, really affected how Steve sees the world.
Steve "Suleiman" Fleur and I are both Muslims, but we're from very different worlds. A Haitian-born Canadian man and a Somali woman, definitely not the sort of pairing you see every day, that's for sure. I am discovering a lot of wonderful things about Steve, and about the Haitian culture in which he was born and raised.