Are there lesbians in the Muslim world? A lot of Westerners ask themselves that question. I sometimes want to shake the fools, seriously. Since men and women spend so much time apart in Islamic communities, situational bisexuality runs rampant among both our men and our women. It's simply not discussed out loud, that's all. My name is Latifah Qassim and I am a young woman of Saudi Arabian descent living in the City of Ottawa, Ontario. I study civil engineering at Carleton University, and these are my true adventures.
I'm five-foot-seven, curvy and bodacious, with long curly black hair which I always keep tucked under my Hijab. My skin is light bronze and I have golden brown eyes. Clad in my Hijab, long-sleeved T-shirt and long skirt, I am the very picture of Islamic feminine modesty, piety and grace. Underneath it all, I'm one horny bitch. I spotted one fine piece of African ass walking through the Saint Laurent Mall in the east end of Ottawa one Friday morning, and decided I needed some of that. The ass in question belonged to a six-foot-tall, curvy and sexy, Crucifix-wearing Ethiopian Christian chick named Selamawit Henok. I'd seen her walking around the university campus library, strutting her stuff like she owned the place.
I approached the tall East African beauty as she walked into the HMV store and used the old "I know you from somewhere" routine to accost her. Not one of my best moves but she fell for it hook, line and sinker. This broad must be really new to the game. Of course she'd seen me around campus, as a graduate student, I'm always busy with work so I practically live at the library. I'm always on the computers, doing complex math and also browsing Facebook because it's like my second home. Selamawit was certainly on the naΓ―ve side, but I like that in a woman. Makes them suitably pliable.