CONTENT WARNING: This story contains elements of reluctance/non-consent, feminization, slapping, spanking, small penis humiliation, drug use and more. If you don't want to read those topics, you have been warned.
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Fuck me, another disappointing date. I know she didn't actually have to let her cat in, they never do. But what could I say? "No please don't leave, you're the only girl who's talked to me all month. The only one who doesn't run away when she sees my scrawny frame and 5'6" height."
Sitting at a random bar after I realize I'm nobody's type. At 24, my virginity is proof enough. I mean who the fuck can't get laid in college? Jeez! I reflect on the few awkward make outs I've attempted and of course that time I almost fingered a girl.... In the end I couldn't even get to second base. Good grief, I'm pathetic.
I look left and see a guy on a stool in the corner. Not just a guy but a Man, a real Man, one that girls surely fawn over. He's big, probably over 6'3" with shoulders twice my width. His bright white teeth and polo contrast sharply against his deep black skin, and his Herculean arms look like they might burst through his sleeves. With his solid gold watch and matching Cuban link, he's masculinity personified.
I can't help but stare as I note how totally opposite we are. My slim, pale figure, often compared to a girl's, is puny next to this ebony giant. I'm sure if my date followed me in here she'd have gone home with him and gotten her brains fucked out. And dammit how can I blame her!
"Oye! What are you looking at, white boy? You got a problem?"
The black man is snapping at me and I shake out of my daze.
"Uhhh... N-no.... Sorry...." I've always hated confrontation, especially with tough guys.
"Nah, I think you do," he unfortunately follows up. "Come here."
"N-no, man, really....." This can't be good...
"Come here!"
I instantly dash over, always reverting to politeness when intimidated. Even sitting he's still bigger than me and I feel like a total sissy as he looks me up and down.
"You sure we don't have a problem?" His severe expression and exotic accent add to his authoritative aura.
"Y-yes, sir, I was just-"
The guy suddenly cuts me off with a cheeky grin. "Haha, naaah, I'm just messing with you, kid. We're cool."
"Haha... Uhh... Okay...."
I'm still shaking as he gives me a bro handshake with a masculine deftness I never acquired. His gargantuan hand dwarfs mine and when he pulls me in I come flying.
"You looked like you were about to shit yourself! You afraid of me or something?"
"Ummm... N-no... I'm not-"
It's an awkward question. I don't want to come off as some racist white dude but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't. I never got along well with manly men, and to be honest even less so with black ones.
There's a certain kind of macho black man -- a true Man who doesn't take shit from anyone, who sees submission as weakness -- that's always seen right through me. They have zero respect for me and acknowledge me not as a man, but as the pussy I truly am.
And the worst part is that I can't refute them. I'm afraid of pain, I constantly apologize, I can't win a fight... I'm a total pansy and they know it! And again, I don't mean this in a racist way. If anything I say it with the utmost respect.
"It's okay if you are," the guy jokes, his big hand still holding mine. I try to take the stool to his right but he insists I sit on the more secluded left. "What are you drinking, boy? An old fashioned?"
I wince as I take another harsh sip. "Yup...." *cough*
"Bah! No need to play tough with me, I don't care. Here, let me get you something you'll actually like. Bartender! Another whiskey for me and a strawberry martini for the boy."
I blush at his insinuation that I'd prefer a fruity cocktail but accept his offer nonetheless. After our awkward introduction it feels rude to decline, plus who says no to free drinks! The beverage is pink and comes in a little glass with a strawberry garnish. I'm embarrassed to hold it.
"Cheers!" the man says, and we clink to new beginnings.
"What's your name?" he asks me after I take a sip. My eyes light up. "It's good, right?"
"Jesse," I answer with a wide grin. "And yeah! It's delicious!"
"Good! I knew you'd like it. Plus the glass looks much better in your hand."
I'm not sure what to make of his comment but laugh it off and go back to drinking.
"What's your name?" I ask him. "And where are you from, if you don't mind?"
"Haha, not at all. You noticed my accent, eh? My name's Chibuike and I'm from Nigeria."
"Woah, that's so cool...."
Raised in rural Wisconsin, I hadn't met many black people. Now in the big city I've been trying to branch out, experience new things, sick of the small world I grew up in. Of the girls who all want the same quarterback husband and white picket fence. I know I'll never be that guy and need to forge my own path.
Chibuike's wine smooth voice describes a colorful childhood in Lagos, followed by a journey to America at 24.
"I've been here 18 years now, almost as long as you've been alive!"
"Hey! I'm 24!" I pout. "Same age as you when you got here!"
"What! Nooo... You don't even look like a man yet! I thought you were no more than 19!"