"Give me that sweet ass," I whispered into my husband Kader Hussein's ear as I playfully smacked that cute Somali butt of his while working my strap-on dildo deep inside of him. Down where the sun doesn't shine, as they say. I had Kader right where I wanted him, and we both knew it.
"Slow down Amal," Kader said, groaning as I continued to dominate the hell out of him. Bent over the kitchen counter, his six-foot-tall, wiry and muscular body in a wonderfully vulnerable position as he faced away from me, Kader was simply beautiful.
We're so different Kader and I, it's not even funny. I'm five-foot-six, pleasantly plump, with long black hair, dark bronze skin and light brown eyes. Kader is a fitness fanatic who practically lives at the gym and I'm a couch potato. He's a numbers guy and I'm a self-styled "woman of letters" concerned with social issues. Yet somehow, we got together and stayed together.
I must admit that, six months ago, when I discovered that my darling husband Kader Hussein had sites like Men In Pain and Divine Bitches bookmarked on our home computer, I was a bit peeved. I'm a fairly liberal woman as far as sex goes, since I was raised in a secular Pakistani-Canadian household in Toronto, Ontario.
My husband Kader Hussein was born and raised in the City of Mogadishu, Somalia, and moved to Canada in his late teens. He grew up in an Islamist country. He's quite rigid on a lot of things, especially certain aspects of human sexuality. That's why it's so much fun for me to help Kader come to terms with the fact that he finds "femdom" or female domination sinfully sexy.
Gently I caressed his chocolate-hued body, and playfully licked his ear, causing Kader to tremble all over. I love it when Kader gets like this, seriously. It took me a while to work through Kader's macho bullshit, and slowly but surely, I got him to open up to me.
"I'm just giving you what you want dear husband," I whispered innocently, gently kissing Kader's cheek. Slowly Kader let out his breath, thinking I was about to relent. Painful mistake, I thought wickedly as I grabbed Kader by the throat, and thrust my dildo deep inside of him.
"Oh fuck," Kader cried out, and his gorgeous, masculine body trembled as I gripped him by the hips and began fucking him in earnest. Hard and fast I pumped my strap-on dildo into Kader's well-lubricated ass. I fucked him hard, just the way he liked it.
"Do you want me to slow down?" I asked, without pausing, and Kader vehemently shook his head, and a wicked smile crept into my face as I continued fucking him. Reaching for Kader's dick, I grasped it and stroked it with one hand while guiding my strap-on dildo up his ass with the other. I continued like this until a sharp cry escaped Kader's lips, and I slowed down imperceptibly.
"I'm cool," Kader said, and I smiled at those words, reminiscent of the first time we met at Ryerson University two years ago. I pulled out of Kader, and had to catch my favorite skinner bugger, for his legs appeared to fail him after the merciless fucking I just unleashed upon him.
Kader turned around, and I wrapped my arms around his torso in a loving embrace. I looked into his eyes, and without a word being spoken, we kissed passionately. Kader took my face in his hands, and kissed me, and we both smiled at each other before giggling like a pair of idiots.
"Wallahi, I'm so fortunate to have a wife like you," Kader said, and I smiled and shrugged. Hearing those words from my beloved husband warms my heart. I try my best, what can I say? I am seriously kinky and open-minded as far as sex goes, and Kader and I complete each other.
When we first met, and clicked, a lot of people said that Kader and I would never work out. My parents, Ahmed and Meera Khan are immigrants from Pakistan, and our family does hail from a Sunni Muslim background, but we're not exactly a very religious bunch.
By contrast, Kader's parents, Mohamed and Choukri Hussein, are very religious, like the majority of Somali Muslim immigrants living in the G.T.A. I think that's why Kader has so many issues when it comes to human sexuality.
I still remember that time when, while we walked through the Eaton Center during one of our awkward early dates, Kader saw a couple of gay guys walk out of bookstore together, hand in hand, after exchanging a peck on the lips, and he stared at them like they were Martians.
"That's haram," Kader said, staring daggers at the gay couple as they headed for the escalator. I smiled at Kader and shook my head, then told him that in liberal Ontario, Canada, there was much that would shock him as a newcomer from a Muslim country.