I know that I will receive endless condemnations for writing this. Especially from my fellow Muslims in the Ontario region of Canada. However, I must tell my truth and live my life. My name is Siman Labaan. I was born in the town of Bur Salah in the Mudug Region of Somaliland. My father Muhammad Qadir was of Saudi Arabian descent and my mother Aziza Labaan was pure Somali. Sadly, they're no longer with us. They died during a particularly bloody conflict in Somaliland during the 1990s. I won't go into many details but Americans are partly to blame. Fortunately, I was adapted by my uncle Asad Labaan and brought to the City of Ottawa, Ontario, where I grew up. My uncle and I are no longer on speaking terms, and you will soon discover why. When a woman develops a mind of her own, it's seen as a bad thing by some in the Somalian Muslim community. Too bad.
The Somali people are among the most conservative on the Planet Earth. Some of the elders of my clan are almost as conservative as the Saudi people. Living in Canada hasn't changed us much. Many of us stick to the Old Ways, even when we live in places with names like Ottawa, Edmonton, Toronto, Calgary, Hamilton, Halifax, Montreal and Quebec City. For the most part we live in the Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, Alberta and Nova Scotia. Yet we don't seem to fit in anywhere. Our Muslim faith and conservative views put us at odds with more liberal-minded Black immigrants from places like the Republic of Haiti, Jamaica, Trinidad, Congo and the Republic of South Africa. We try our best to blend in but we hang onto our faith and our culture. You'll see countless Somali women walking around with the hijab. Some even wear the niqab. I've chosen to wear neither. Not because I feel that they oppress women or because I'm ashamed of my culture but it's a personal choice.
I grew up in the City of Ottawa, Ontario, as I mentioned before. The Capital of Canada seems like a friendly, welcoming town until you start living there. The people of Ottawa are among the most bigoted that I've ever seen. They claim to welcome minorities but they constantly remind us that we don't belong. It doesn't matter if you're Black, Asian, Hispanic or Arabic. If you're not Caucasian and live in Ottawa, you will be made to feel like it's not your kind of town. They really don't like Black immigrants down there, and reserve a special brand of hatred for us Somali people. Sadly, the other immigrant groups, including some Afro-Caribbean folks and continental Africans, have joined forces with the more bigoted Caucasian folks of Ottawa against the Somali people. They call us troublemakers. They tell us that our Muslim faith and proud African heritage are incompatible with the conservative leadership of Ottawa, whose mantra is protectionism though they claim to embrace racial and cultural diversity. Oh, man. I've got to stop. I'm starting to feel like I'm writing a college research paper or something. Lord knows I've written enough about my views on Ottawa residents true faces while attending in school. I graduated with my bachelor's degree in Nursing from Carleton University in the summer of 2010. I was twenty five years old at the time. .
When I think of some of the turns my life has taken, I'm really surprised of what I've become. Not that I'm ashamed, mind you. I simply choose to live my life how I want. I stand five feet ten inches tall, kind of chubby, wide-hipped and big-bottomed. My skin is light brown, my eyes are greenish and my hair is shoulder-length. I get mistaken for everything from East African to Puerto Rican but I proudly tell people that I am from Somaliland. Cute as I am, I got brains too. I am currently enrolled at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Ottawa. I'm strictly part-time because it's not exactly the cheapest school in the Province. I also work as a 'replacement nurse' at various nursing homes in the City of Ottawa. That's just what I do to pay the bills. The interesting part of my life is what I do when I'm not in school. I enjoy instructing, just in different ways. I am a Dominatrix, but I am also a Submissive. I guess you'd call me a Switch. I meet men and women for discreet encounters. And most of the time, both parties are satisfied like you would not believe.
The other day, I had a marvellous session with this short, chubby gal named Marguerite Tremblay. She's originally from Trois-Rivieres in the Province of Quebec. Red-haired, plump and green-eyed. I don't usually do white chicks, especially French-Canadians but this one was fun. She proved herself to me by going beyond what she thought her limits were. I made her undress, and licked her tits while fingering her hairy pussy. Then I bent over and spread my ass cheeks before her, ordering her to lick my asshole. I bent her over my knee and spanked her, before letting her get a whiff of my pussy. I made her beg for a taste of it, only to deny her. The highlight of the session was when I tied her up with silk scarves and then fucked her with my strap-on dildo. Oh, silly me. I almost forgot that I fucked her on the blue and white Quebec flag, and insulted her origins the entire time. I can't stand Quebecers and I don't hide this from anyone who really knows me. This French-Canadian slut sought me out because she's into humiliation and that's exactly what she got. Calling her a stupid Quebec slut and a French whore while sliding my strap-on dildo first in her pussy then in her barely lubricated asshole totally turned me on. I had a good cum while fucking her, and I barely touched my own pussy. How about that?