What is wrong with a little woman on woman action? Absolutely nothing, I thought as I locked lips with Kristin Hauser. The red-haired, porcelain-skinned White chick seemed genuinely surprised when I told her that I was into girls. It's a mistake a lot of people make when dealing with girls like me. The name is Fatouma Khaled and I'm a young Black woman of Somali descent living in the City of Ottawa, Province of Ontario. I attend Algonquin College, where I study Police Foundations. Although I was born in the City of Mogadishu, the Capital of Somalia, and have only been living in Canada for eight years, I consider myself one hundred percent Canadian. Oh, and I'm also a proud lesbian, just in case you were wondering.
I wanted Kristin Jacqueline Hauser the moment I laid eyes on her. Like a lot of Black lesbians and bisexual Black women out there, I'm attracted to women from other cultures and communities. I've only been with one woman from my own ethnicity, a pretty Djibouti gal named Khadija Osman. Black women from Somalia and Djibouti are quite open to same-sex experimentation as long as you're willing to be discrete about it, since Islam and homosexuality don't exactly mix. I was walking through the Rideau Shopping Center, when I saw a cute White chick with a curvy figure and a nice round ass. She was striding through the mall wearing a bright red tank top and blue shorts, along with sneakers. I should mention that she was doing that in late October, which is usually a frosty time of year in the region of Ontario.
I wanted to smack that big White ass of hers but first, I had to meet her. I followed her to the food court where she sat down alone, and began wolfing down some Chinese food. I bought some Shawarma from this little Lebanese bistro right next to the Rideau mall, but preferred to eat inside the lively food court, surrounded by a couple hundred of Ottawa's livelier citizens. The cute White chick sat not too far from the center of the room, which is quite crowded. I approached her and feigned distress before asking her if I could sit at the same table she did. She smiled and nodded. I sat down, and began eating. She looked up and smiled at my food. I absolutely love Lebanese food. I got me a nice place of rice, with shish kebab, lots of hummus, chicken and beef, and some pickles. Oh, and a can of coke, too. The whole thing cost me ten dollars plus tax. Not bad, eh?