"Just relax," Andrew Yokoyama said to Warsame Wahid, and the slender young Japanese-Canadian man kissed the big and tall, dark-skinned Somali Muslim gentleman he'd brought home for some fun. The two of them met at Carleton University a long time ago, back when Warsame was a Criminology student, and Andrew was the stereotypical civil engineering nerd, the one who spent more time in the lab than socializing with others on campus. In spite of those obvious differences, Andrew and Warsame remained friends, and more...
"You're not bad at this," Warsame replied, when Andrew came up for air, and Andrew nodded. Earlier in the evening, they'd ran into each other at the Honest Lawyer Bar in the By Ward Market area of downtown Ottawa, Ontario. Warsame was in low spirits, having recently gotten dumped by Nadia Jama, the tall, curvy and big-bottomed, absolutely gorgeous young Somali Muslim woman he'd been dating for years and years. Warsame had high hopes for Nadia Jama, whom he seriously considered marrying, but sadly, it was not to be...
Warsame Wahid and Andrew Yokoyama had been close friends for years, and Andrew knew that Warsame was bisexual, but he never made any moves on him. Warsame was only out to family and some friends, and mainly led a straight life. The tall, handsome brother hailed from the deeply conservative Somali immigrant community, and spent his time at school, at mosque, or at work, or cavorting around town with his girlfriend du jour. Andrew always thought that Warsame was out of his league, for these and many other reasons...
Andrew Yokoyama, who was semi-out to family and friends, could definitely relate to what Warsame was going through. Andrew remembered feeling isolated after divorcing his former wife Heather Kensington, the tall, athletic, blonde-haired and blue-eyed, gorgeous white woman with whom he had a daughter, Melody. When a man who used to lead a straight life is suddenly starting to date other men, rather than only dating women, family and friends have a hard time adjusting to it.
Society accepted bisexual women and welcomed them with open arms, but bisexual men like Andrew Yokoyama and Warsame Wahid were ostracized, rejected by both straight and gay worlds. For these reasons, Andrew understood Warsame's struggle all too well. That's why Andrew was doing his damnedest to comfort Warsame in his time of need. There were lots of women out there who simply could not tolerate male bisexuality, and these narrow-minded women made things a hell of a lot easier for men like Andrew Yokoyama.