My name is Bianca Sonel Pierre. I'm a young woman of French descent living in the city of Boston, Massachusetts. When I'm not taking business education classes at the Metro Boston Institute of Technology, I'm usually out in the city having some fun like only I can. I've got some time to kill, so I thought we'd get to know each other a little bit. Ever since I enrolled at Metro Boston Tech, my life got a lot more exciting.
Metro Boston Tech is a four-year private school with twenty eight hundred students. Most of them come from the Boston Area. Myself, I'm a graduate of Dorchester High School. It was hell but I survived. I've had better days since enrolling at Tech. The school has two campuses, one in Boston and the other in nearby Milton. The Boston campus is strictly a commuter campus, but the Milton campus is larger, with dormitories and other facilities. It's where the sports department, facilities and locker rooms are located. The school has a focus on engineering, computing, technology and business education. It's not a place for the academically challenged. That's cool because I'm a smart gal.
I chose Metro Boston Tech because it was a good school with a challenging academic curriculum. Also, it was affordable. My parents wanted me to go to Boston University but the school currently has a gender imbalance. It's mostly female these days and although this may surprise you, I don't like places like that. Most women don't, come to think about it. Personally, I need guys around me to feel...you know, stimulated. Alright? Cool. Metro Boston Tech isn't running out of male students anytime soon. The school's student body is fifty four percent male and forty six percent female. That suited me just fine, thank you very much.
Upon enrolling on campus, I found tons of activities to keep myself busy. The school had three fraternities, three sororities as well as tons of student activity groups such as the Women in Technology Club, the Men in Engineering Club, the Minority Student Club, the Debate Team and so on. I've never been a nerd, even though I attend a technical school. I looked at the athletics to see what was offering. As of 2007, the Metro Boston Institute of Technology's Department of Athletics sponsors Men's Intercollegiate Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Bowling, Cross Country, Swimming, Volleyball, Wrestling, Lacrosse, Ice Hockey, Golf, Football and Wrestling along with Women's Intercollegiate Softball, Basketball, Cross Country, Bowling, Swimming, Volleyball, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Ice Hockey, Golf, Soccer and Equestrian. All of these sports teams compete in the NCAA Division Three.
I tried out for the Women's Basketball team and made it. As a six-foot-one, 240-pound gal in high school, I was one of the most dominant players out there. Now, I found out that I had gotten a bit rusty. I got over it through practice. I guess it's true what they say, practice really does make perfect. It was on the Basketball court that I met someone who would later become an extremely important person in my life. Ralph Peterson, a tall, good-looking young black man who was also the captain of the Men's Lacrosse team. I was intrigued when I met him because I didn't know any black people, male or female, who played Lacrosse. Black athletes stuck to Football, Basketball, Cross Country, Volleyball and Wrestling. For the most part, we didn't touch Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Swimming and virtually any other 'white' sports. I mentioned this to Ralph and he laughed, telling me he was all about breaking barriers and taboos.
I laughed at that and we continued talking while shooting some hoops. I found myself quite drawn to him. He was tall, sexy and confident. He aspired to become an engineer someday. I wanted to get my bachelors degree in business from Tech and then start working for a company. It was good to meet a sexy stud who was cute and had his stuff together. I was very much attracted to him. So much that I broke one of my own rules and hooked up with him an hour later.