There is most certainly a relationship between power and eroticism in our society. And I think we all play our part in this continuity. How else do you explain some of the disturbingly erotic yet politically incorrect situations I keep getting into? My name is Monique Mont Coeur. I am a French Canadian woman born and raised in the City of Montreal, Province of Quebec. I stand five feet eleven inches tall, curvy, big-bottomed and quite fit, with long blonde hair and pale green eyes. I am deeply conservative, intolerant and quite mean. And my sexy Black men come to me because I am who I am. How cool is that?
I have a love-hate relationship with the handsome, deliciously cocky Black men I run into in the City of Montreal. I am attracted to them and they are attracted to me. Yet my political views are often at odds with my desires. I'm not in favour of lots of immigrants coming to Canada. I don't care if they're from Ireland, the Caribbean, China, Spain, Brazil, Portugal or the Republic of South Africa. I don't care if they're Black, Asian, Hispanic, Arabic, White or anything in between. I think immigration to Canada should be restricted. Too many bozos from everywhere are coming to our shores. I've met lazy Irishmen, lazy Jamaicans and lazy Russians who come to the Confederation of Canada because of our generous social programs. They don't want to work. They just want to live off the rest of us hard-working Canadians. And I don't like it one bit. Such people are dragging down Canada. They're no good to us. Please understand my views. It's about nationalism and culture rather than race or linguistics.
I don't like immigrants, yet I find immigrant guys really hot. Far hotter and more confident than the average Canadian guy. I really like Black men from the Republic of Haiti. Take Jacques Rosier for example. This six-foot-one, lean and muscular, dark-skinned Haitian stud hails from the City of Cap-Haitien in the Republic of Haiti. He's currently studying business administration at Concordia University right here in the City of Montreal. He's already a permanent resident of Canada and he's on his way to becoming a Canadian citizen. He is in Canada to do big things. I am both attracted and repelled by the relentless drive and energy of immigrant men like him. They're so much tougher, manlier and more resilient than the average Canadian male. Partly because of where they're from and what they endure in our kind of conservative Canadian society.
I've been seeing Jacques Rosier for the past few months. He's twenty three and I'm thirty seven. I work as a Professor of Criminal Justice at the University of Montreal and we met while he was visiting his then-girlfriend Darlene Pierre, some Haitian chick who's actually one of my former students. They broke up a few months ago. The first time I laid eyes on Jacques I simply knew I had to have him. I really like tall, dark-skinned Black men. A lot of them are into mature White women. Especially since a lot of Black females in the Confederation of Canada are developing "White guy fever". I see quite a few young Black women walking around with White guys in the big cities of Canada and I couldn't care less. They can have the White guys. I'll take the Black studs, thank you very much. I've been sleeping with Black men exclusively ever since I was a University student. Twenty years later, I still crave my chocolate studs. And they still crave me, thank Heaven!