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Five years ago, Idris Mahfoud, Omar Etienne and Hodan Ahmad met while attending business management classes at Carleton University. The three of them became fast friends. All three are currently banned from the Carleton University campus for reasons that will become obvious by the end of this story. Sometimes, one outgrows a place, and sometimes, the place tosses one out. As the adventurous trio already have their university degrees, they're out and about in the real world. To Hell with their former campus and the uptight, bigoted bozos who run it...
The three amigos have done well for themselves since their graduation day. Nowadays, Idris works for the Canada Revenue Agency as an Information Officer. Hodan works as a techie for the Gatineau Metropolitan Public Library. As for Omar, he's worked many odd jobs from call center work to marketing. Nowadays, Omar is a scheduling manager for the fast-growing Redding Security Company. The three friends have remained in each other's lives, largely due to their tradition of going to the movies together at least once a month. It doesn't matter what's going on in their lives, the trio makes time for one another.
Idris Mahfoud recently surprised many people in the Somali Canadian community by coming out as bisexual. Anyone who knows the Somali Canadian community is aware of the fact that gays, lesbians and other non-heterosexuals are not exactly welcome in their midst. The average Somali man or Somali woman thinks that gayness, lesbianism and bisexuality are haram and against their culture and religion. Idris isn't what most people think of when they envision a non-heterosexual male because he's tall, black and masculine. Idris close friends Omar and Hodan know he's bi, and sometimes tease him about it. All in good fun, of course.
"I know you like fucking male asses, but have you ever fucked a woman's butt hole?" Hodan Ahmad asked slyly. The six-foot-tall, curvy yet tomboyish, Hijab-wearing Somali Canadian Muslim woman looked Idris up and down, then grinned. Idris Mahfoud stroked his goateed chin as he pondered the lady's question. Somali ladies like Hodan Ahmad here look soft and sweet in proper Muslim feminine attire, but they're still feisty as Hell. Seated nearby, Omar Etienne snickered. Idris was in a tough spot, and Omar was wryly amused.
"Hmm, I haven't but it is on my to-do list," Idris replied, and Hodan laughed. Omar sighed but said nothing. Idris is the kind of fellow who has an answer for everything. The three friends rode the mostly empty O-Train car speeding toward Gloucester Station in the East End of Ottawa. The trek from downtown Ottawa to the East End was worth it because the nearby movie theaters were lousy. The Scotiabank movie theater, formerly Silver City, remains the best movie theater in the Canadian Capital. The three friends headed there to see The Woman King.
"I hope The Woman King is a good movie, I like Viola Davis," Omar remarked, İçerenköy Escort (https://icerenkoy.t2bro.net/) and Hodan nodded while Idris frowned. Idris is a long time fan of Viola Davis, whose work he liked in How To Get Away With Murder and the Suicide Squad movies. The tall, dark-skinned and handsome African Muslim fellow wasn't sure how he felt about Viola Davis as a protagonist in a historical epic film. The talented African American actress excels at portraying smart, morally dubious women. Viola Davis is good at playing antiheroines and villainesses. She's done it since her Law
The three amigos have done well for themselves since their graduation day. Nowadays, Idris works for the Canada Revenue Agency as an Information Officer. Hodan works as a techie for the Gatineau Metropolitan Public Library. As for Omar, he's worked many odd jobs from call center work to marketing. Nowadays, Omar is a scheduling manager for the fast-growing Redding Security Company. The three friends have remained in each other's lives, largely due to their tradition of going to the movies together at least once a month. It doesn't matter what's going on in their lives, the trio makes time for one another.
Idris Mahfoud recently surprised many people in the Somali Canadian community by coming out as bisexual. Anyone who knows the Somali Canadian community is aware of the fact that gays, lesbians and other non-heterosexuals are not exactly welcome in their midst. The average Somali man or Somali woman thinks that gayness, lesbianism and bisexuality are haram and against their culture and religion. Idris isn't what most people think of when they envision a non-heterosexual male because he's tall, black and masculine. Idris close friends Omar and Hodan know he's bi, and sometimes tease him about it. All in good fun, of course.
"I know you like fucking male asses, but have you ever fucked a woman's butt hole?" Hodan Ahmad asked slyly. The six-foot-tall, curvy yet tomboyish, Hijab-wearing Somali Canadian Muslim woman looked Idris up and down, then grinned. Idris Mahfoud stroked his goateed chin as he pondered the lady's question. Somali ladies like Hodan Ahmad here look soft and sweet in proper Muslim feminine attire, but they're still feisty as Hell. Seated nearby, Omar Etienne snickered. Idris was in a tough spot, and Omar was wryly amused.
"Hmm, I haven't but it is on my to-do list," Idris replied, and Hodan laughed. Omar sighed but said nothing. Idris is the kind of fellow who has an answer for everything. The three friends rode the mostly empty O-Train car speeding toward Gloucester Station in the East End of Ottawa. The trek from downtown Ottawa to the East End was worth it because the nearby movie theaters were lousy. The Scotiabank movie theater, formerly Silver City, remains the best movie theater in the Canadian Capital. The three friends headed there to see The Woman King.
"I hope The Woman King is a good movie, I like Viola Davis," Omar remarked, İçerenköy Escort (https://icerenkoy.t2bro.net/) and Hodan nodded while Idris frowned. Idris is a long time fan of Viola Davis, whose work he liked in How To Get Away With Murder and the Suicide Squad movies. The tall, dark-skinned and handsome African Muslim fellow wasn't sure how he felt about Viola Davis as a protagonist in a historical epic film. The talented African American actress excels at portraying smart, morally dubious women. Viola Davis is good at playing antiheroines and villainesses. She's done it since her Law