My name is Daniel L'Heureux. A big and tall young Black man of Haitian descent living in the City of Ottawa, Province of Ontario. I attend Algonquin College right here in Nepean. My girlfriend Rebecca Saint-Germain attends La Cite Collegiale, a French-language technical school in the City of Ottawa. She's originally from the City of Montreal in the Province of Quebec. And she's really into Black guys, especially Haitian guys. When I met her, my girlfriend Naomi Adler had just dumped me. The sexy Black chick I had dated since moving to Ottawa from Cap-Haitien, Haiti, dumped me out of the blue. She told me she wanted to date rich Black guys, or White guys. She didn't have time for a broke Black man like me. Cold, isn't she? Well, Rebecca helped me get over her.
How did she do that? Well, seducing Black men is a specialty of the French Canadian woman from the Province of Quebec. The most seductive of all Canadian women. Those French Canadian women from the Province of Quebec are unlike any White women I've ever seen. Usually, White women are cold and boring, flat-chested and butt-less. Not the ones in the Province of Quebec. They're tall and curvy, with big butts that rival those of Black women in size, shape and sexiness. Yes, White women from the French Canadian communities of Quebec have booties! I don't know what they're feeding those White chicks in Quebec but damn. They really got it going on.
When I came to Ottawa, I was fascinated by all the sexy Black women I saw walking around the City. I've never been into White women. At that point in my life I loved and admired Black women. I considered Black ladies to be my standards of beauty. Yeah, Black women were a fixation of mine. Until I noticed that Black women in the Confederation of Canada treat White men like Gods and view Black men as yesterday's trash. Why are they doing us in like that? I don't know. Must be why so many Black Canadian men are dating White women. Whatever. I'm not selling out but since Black Canadian women can't and won't love a decent-looking, educated brother like me, I've got to seek greener pastures.