According to popular belief, Muslim women are supposed to be dull, boring and submissive. My name is Yasmin Hussein, and I'm a young Somali Canadian Muslim woman living in the City of Ottawa, Ontario. I stand five feet eleven inches tall, curvy and sexy, with an angelic face, pretty dark brown skin, and the kind of thick, heart-shaped ass that can mesmerize the unwary. I'm in the final stages of my studies in my school. I can't wait to have my degree and start making a name for myself as an educated black female professional in the Canadian Capital.
The way I figure it, Canada definitely needs more educated and successful women of color, especially those from a Muslim background like myself. Although this might frighten quite a few people, one day, Islam will be the dominant religion in Canada, and the rest of the world. The Christians, the Jews, the Hindus, the Buddhists and the Pagans have had their day, but we Muslims are ascending to our rightful place in the world. I am a proud Muslim woman. My faith will dominate the planet Earth in the twenty-first century. And I've already chosen the man I want to marry. The burly but sweet and naΓ―ve Haitian won't know what hit him.
I attend Algonquin College, where I study accounting and I live with my boyfriend Steve Salomon, a big and tall, supposedly macho Haitian whom I've got wrapped around my little finger. Soon he will graduate with his degree from Carleton University. I am so proud of him. I just wish Steve were a little less naΓ―ve when dealing with me. Seriously, I completely dominate the cute and endearing bozo and half the time, he's got no idea I'm even doing it. Steve is so lucky I love him otherwise I'd make his life a living hell. I'm wicked and tricky, but I am honestly trying to be a better person.
Try as I might, I can't help loving Steve Salomon. My favorite Haitian holds a special place in my heart. Why? Simply because I know that Steve would do anything for me. The guy got fired from his security job downtown because he got caught fucking with me, and he never blamed me. When I asked Steve about that, knowing that losing his job might mean stopping his studies at Carleton University, Steve told me that I was totally worth it. I love Steve, but I'm a wicked chick, and I've got to have my fun.