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"Welcome to the BPC or Black Pegging Club," said Rupert Haywood, and the big and tall, dark-skinned African American Pastor smiled at his guests. Standing beside the Pastor is his wife Davina Jones-Haywood, First Lady of the Holy Abundance Baptist Church of Atlanta, Georgia. The Holy Abundance Baptist church has three thousand members, scattered over locations in the cities of Atlanta, Macon and Marietta. The couple's stately mansion, located in the chic Cosgrove neighborhood of Atlanta, has often hosted some of the wildest parties ever. Black men and Black women are doing their thing in the Atlanta swingers scene, and there's nothing wrong with that.
Davina Jones-Haywood and Rupert Haywood met almost twenty years ago during their college days. When Black men and Black women from historically Black colleges and universities such as Howard University, Morehouse College and Spelman College marry one another, it's a beautiful thing. Rupert and Davina were simply made for each other. A random encounter at a college party proved to be Kismet, and they've been together ever since. Rupert studied theology at Morehouse College, and Davina studied business management at Spelman College. They fell in love, got married and started a family. Along the way, the happy couple also started the Black Pegging Club of Atlanta, Georgia. A club for Black men and Black women who are into pegging...
"Make yourselves at home," said Davina, and the tall, curvy, brown-skinned and short-haired African American lady beamed at her guests. Hand in hand, Rupert and Davina greeted their guests, selected from the cream of the crop of African American society. There are some strict rules when it comes to membership in the club. The club is for Black men who love Black women, sexually and romantically. The club is also for Black women who love Black men, sexually and romantically. Club members must be fine with BDSM and the practice of pegging. Membership costs fifty dollars a month, and it's not negotiable.
"Thanks for inviting us," said the club's newest member, a tall, athletic and dark-skinned Somali-American Muslim man named Khalid Osman. A successful attorney specializing in family law, Khalid came highly recommended. The brother stood beside his Mauritanian Muslim wife Yasmeen Obeid-Osman. Yasmeen, a short and slender, brown-skinned and dark-haired African Muslim woman, became one of Davina's closest friends when they started working at the Metro Bank of Atlanta together. Black women in the business world got to stick together since the haters are everywhere.
Even though Davina and Yasmeen come from different worlds, they're very close friends. The Black American experience includes Afro-Caribbean people as well as African immigrants, not just African Americans. At the end of the day, it's better for Black men and Black women to unite rather than quarrel among themselves. Black unity is a beautiful thing. Yasmeen, the daughter of Mauritanian Muslim immigrants, studied commerce at Spelman College and is very Afrocentric in her views. As their husbands Khalid and Rupert looked on, Yasmeen and Davina embraced warmly.
"This is lit," said Yasmeen, and she kissed Davina on the cheek. The two women complimented each other's hairstyles and attire. Rupert and Khalid talked shop until the ladies were ready for dinner. A sumptuous meal awaited, one prepared with Muslim sensibilities in mind since Khalid and Yasmeen are believers. The two Black couples bantered while enjoying a fine meal consisting of white rice, kızılay escort (http://arabaankara.com/ad-category/kizilay-escort/) Shawarma-style chicken and beef, potatoes, salad and tabouleh. Yasmeen was the one who introduced Davina to Shawarma cuisine, and the gal has been hooked ever since. Hell, Davina even got her husband Rupert hooked on the stuff.
"How are things at the firm?" Rupert asked Khalid, and the handsome Somali-born attorney smiled and shrugged. The City of Atlanta, Georgia, is the mecca of Black Americans, but some things never change. Ten years ago, Khalid joined the Law firm of Morrison, Chilton
Davina Jones-Haywood and Rupert Haywood met almost twenty years ago during their college days. When Black men and Black women from historically Black colleges and universities such as Howard University, Morehouse College and Spelman College marry one another, it's a beautiful thing. Rupert and Davina were simply made for each other. A random encounter at a college party proved to be Kismet, and they've been together ever since. Rupert studied theology at Morehouse College, and Davina studied business management at Spelman College. They fell in love, got married and started a family. Along the way, the happy couple also started the Black Pegging Club of Atlanta, Georgia. A club for Black men and Black women who are into pegging...
"Make yourselves at home," said Davina, and the tall, curvy, brown-skinned and short-haired African American lady beamed at her guests. Hand in hand, Rupert and Davina greeted their guests, selected from the cream of the crop of African American society. There are some strict rules when it comes to membership in the club. The club is for Black men who love Black women, sexually and romantically. The club is also for Black women who love Black men, sexually and romantically. Club members must be fine with BDSM and the practice of pegging. Membership costs fifty dollars a month, and it's not negotiable.
"Thanks for inviting us," said the club's newest member, a tall, athletic and dark-skinned Somali-American Muslim man named Khalid Osman. A successful attorney specializing in family law, Khalid came highly recommended. The brother stood beside his Mauritanian Muslim wife Yasmeen Obeid-Osman. Yasmeen, a short and slender, brown-skinned and dark-haired African Muslim woman, became one of Davina's closest friends when they started working at the Metro Bank of Atlanta together. Black women in the business world got to stick together since the haters are everywhere.
Even though Davina and Yasmeen come from different worlds, they're very close friends. The Black American experience includes Afro-Caribbean people as well as African immigrants, not just African Americans. At the end of the day, it's better for Black men and Black women to unite rather than quarrel among themselves. Black unity is a beautiful thing. Yasmeen, the daughter of Mauritanian Muslim immigrants, studied commerce at Spelman College and is very Afrocentric in her views. As their husbands Khalid and Rupert looked on, Yasmeen and Davina embraced warmly.
"This is lit," said Yasmeen, and she kissed Davina on the cheek. The two women complimented each other's hairstyles and attire. Rupert and Khalid talked shop until the ladies were ready for dinner. A sumptuous meal awaited, one prepared with Muslim sensibilities in mind since Khalid and Yasmeen are believers. The two Black couples bantered while enjoying a fine meal consisting of white rice, kızılay escort (http://arabaankara.com/ad-category/kizilay-escort/) Shawarma-style chicken and beef, potatoes, salad and tabouleh. Yasmeen was the one who introduced Davina to Shawarma cuisine, and the gal has been hooked ever since. Hell, Davina even got her husband Rupert hooked on the stuff.
"How are things at the firm?" Rupert asked Khalid, and the handsome Somali-born attorney smiled and shrugged. The City of Atlanta, Georgia, is the mecca of Black Americans, but some things never change. Ten years ago, Khalid joined the Law firm of Morrison, Chilton