What's up people? My name is Nadia Kassar and I'm a twenty-two-year-old young Lebanese Canadian woman living in the City of Ottawa, Ontario. Although born and raised in Sept Iles, eastern Quebec, I've called metropolitan Ottawa home for six years now. I attend Carleton University, where I study Criminal Justice. At the beginning of the year, I met a tall, fine-looking Black guy named Jean-Luc Augustine. The cutest guy I'd seen in ages.
I've got a thing for Haitian guys, being sinfully sexy fellow francophone types, and Jean-Luc was just what the doctor ordered. I had been going through a bit of a dry spell when I met the sexy Black gentleman in question. Jean-Luc studies civil engineering, and needed my help with his sociology homework since techies, as some of you may know, tend to be lousy writers.
Well, Jean-Luc and I didn't do much writing, let me tell you that. We've been having too much fun. Let's just say that I needed my back scratched and Jean-Luc not only scratched it good and proper, the brother helped me make up for lost time. I had gone a while without getting laid, ever since my relationship with a Hindu guy named Singh ended because his ultra-conservative Indian parents didn't want him dating a pernicious, freaky Arab chick like me. I like dark-skinned men, Arab guys just don't light my fire, so when I met Jean-Luc, I became determined to have him.
Now, I'm not like them other Arab girls out there who fetishize men of color, but would never associate with them outside of the bedroom. Nope, I'm not a hypocrite. My friends and family know about my dating preferences. My parents, Paul and Mariam Kassar know better than to criticize me for my penchant for dark-hued studs of various nationalities and ethnicities.
I date these exotically beautiful men because I like them for who they are, and how they treat me. I find guys from places like the continent of Africa, India and the Latin American world far more interesting than Arab guys. Their cultures, accents and exotic good looks appeal to me immensely. And if certain members of Arab Canadian society don't like it, they can kiss my thick Lebanese ass.