Hello Adventurers, I’ve missed you all. I know it’s been ages since I last blogged but it was because there was soooo much on my plate. I moved back to Ghana (yay!) where I’ve been eating as much waakye I can, visiting my beloved grandmother & shagging my hot, big-boobed girlfriend 🙂 This blog post was inspired by one such sexpisode…
My girlfriend is a recalcitrant Catholic (forgive her father for she has sinned, it’s been 10 years since her last confession) and I was born a protestant but have been eternally in love with the Catholic Church. Let’s put it this way: if I ever met a genie who was granting me 3 wishes, my first wish would be ‘I want to be a Catholic!’. Don’t ask me why, ya ya ya, I know all the criticisms about the Catholic Church: the cover ups of priests who molest boys, the refusal to ordain women or sanction abortion or contraceptives & the ostracism of gays and lesbians. I know all that. I’m not happy with that. But a chick is allowed to dream no?
And since Pope Francis started saying things like ‘who am I to judge gay people’,paying his own hotel bill & kissing people with deformities (my leg is deformed because I have milroy’s disease) , I’ve fallen even more in love with the Catholic Church. In fact, confession tiiiime! My favorite way to unwind when I was in San Francisco was to attend an early morning Catholic mass. The sounds of bells ringing, choir boys singing and the priest reciting ancient chants made me feel like I was literally in heaven. Ok, so now that I’ve given you this background, just imagine how delighted my girlfriend and I were to discover that the Ghanaian name for lesbianism originated from a myth about Roman Catholic Sisters!
In Ghana, people call lesbianism ‘supi’. To the best of my knowledge, supi is not a word derived form any native Ghanaian language. It appears to be a slang word which was coined somewhere along the line. I have not done any specific research on the origins of the word ‘supi’ and so this is mere conjecture; but I would guesstimate that it was coined in the 1900s & probably the latter part of that century rather than the earlier?
Anyway, I was researching online for my PhD thesis proposal on LGBT rights (yet another reason why I’ve not been blogging) when my sweetheart said “You know the origin of the word ‘supi’ don’t you?”.”No” I replied, shaking my head and turning away from my laptop screen to look at her.”Well, supi is short for superior or mother superior”;. “What the fuck?!!!” I said, starting to giggle. “No baby, it’s true”, she explained, “You see, people used to say that the Roman Catholic Sisters were having a lot of lesbian sex in their convents under the guise of celibacy. Rumor had it that the Mother Superiors would turn out the new nuns by inviting them to their offices where they would undress them. Subsequently, the Mother Superior would eat the new nun’s pussy or otherwise fuck her while the new nun whispered softly ‘No, please Mother Superior, stop! This is a sin…” My girlfriend and I burst out laughing. I returned to typing on my laptop, the salacious story forgotten.
A few days later, I was sitting on my bed, my legs spread wide apart while my girlfriend thumbed at my most clitoris when I remembered! So I stifled a moan, giggled and said ‘Oh no, Mother Superior! Please don’t do thaaaat!”. I had no idea what I was going in for, lol. By the time I realized, we were in the middle of some really intense, unplanned for role-play starring me as the new nun and she as the mother superior.
“Spread your legs apart and sit up straight!” my girlfriend yelled in her sternest voice as she slowly inserted two fingers into me. I groaned loudly while the moistness between my legs increased rapidly. She wrapped her mouth around my left breast and sucked gently for some minutes while flicking her tongue around my nipple and then she stopped. “I want you to start counting what I’m doing to you”, she said without even the faintest hint of a smile. I closed my eyes and started counting as her finger moved in and out, ‘One, two, three, ah, mmm…” I could not continue as I started gasping. “Mmm, and ah are not numbers, start afresh” she said
“One, two, three, four, f-f-five…” I counted, quivering as pleasure coursed through my body. “You’re such a bad girl”, she said, pulling her fingers out of my cunt. “Look at how soaking wet you are!” I looked at her fingers glistening with my pussy juices, grinned and bit my lips. Then I flipped around and went down on all fours, giving her a view of my ample ass and pussy which by now was literally dripping. She stared at my ass and pussy for a bit, took in her breath and then started fondling my ass. Periodically, she would brush against the entrance of my cunt with her fingertips. Suddenly and without any warning, she rammed two fingers into my pussy and started ‘pumping’ them really hard at which point I started grunting with pleasure and and grabbed the bed post for support.
“Have you been absolved of your sins?” she asked. “Yes please Mother Superior, I have been absolved!” I yelled. She pumped me faster with her fingers and I gasped, ” I have been absolved, M-m-other Superior! I-I- I won’t do them again, mmmm!” “Well”, whispered my girlfriend, nibbling my ear, “I’m still going to have to punish you for the sins you committed”. ‘Thud!’ She began spanking my bottom stopping only to kiss my neck or caress my waist.
And that was how ‘Mother Superior’ and I fucked on the bed, changed positions with me standing: one leg on the floor and one leg on the side of the bed and then ended up with me leaning against the wall, at which point I’d had a million and one orgasms 🙂
And so, I hope all of you adventures readers will forgive me, for I have sinned against you by not blogging and not continuing my series. And I promise to do penance by writing at least 2 episodes a week because I want to end the ‘Gran Says’ series before the New Year since my new blog “Sex and the Church” will be launched next year.
I wish all of you exciting fuckpisodes & fab days before the year ends!!!
26 comments On Mother Superior and I
We the Catholic youf will stand up against such immoral acts among the youf of Ghana. May God save you Ekuba.
hahahaha, Mother Superior, is that you? 🙂 baby, you had to come here to post a comment didn’t you. hmmm. yes, now we all know you’re the inspiration for this post lol.
Whew!!! Fanning self…..Ekuba has done it again!!! Off to cool down and ask for forgiveness for all these thoughts ….and to shag!!!
lol @ Ranv, happy fuckpisode! do write in to let us know how the shagging session(s) went lol
Shameless woman! I do not have any hand this. We the youf pray for your salvation.
last comment was @Ekuba
lol @ ; ) : you had a hand, a mouth & other body parts that i won’t mention (cos i’m a lady lol) in this. so don’t even go there. oooo yes!!!! i want the prayers… if it’s the kind of prayers i’m thinking about
Looooooolll Ekuba, you are incorrigible. I LOVED this post. Its so good to see this post especially as the blog has been quiet for too long. I was just bribing Malaka to blog 🙂
Yes o, I had heard about the genesis of the word ‘supi’ from a friend a while ago but not all this backstory 🙂 Hehehe
Oh and for everyone else esp Nnenna Marcia and VV, the pagination on the website has been fixed finally. Phew.
Much love to you all, and people send in some stories okay. Ekuba I am looking for to reading more about Gran
lol @ Nana Darkoa ‘Backstory’ hahahaha. Yes, more gran stories before the year ends!
I’ve got a strap on if y’all need one. Fresh in the box!
There’s no punchline to that… :/
oooo & now I know whom to contact when Mr. Purple ‘Tin’, the purple strap-on I bought from a giggling 9ja girl in San Francisco, is no more…
please we don’t do that, it is evil. god will not forgive us.
which raises the question Malaka, why do you have a strap on?
*singing* “the girls like it, the boys like it, we all like itttttttttttttttt”
eiii, @ Nana Darkoa. So you’ve used just 1 minute to ask this question that all of us were thinking for hours but afraid to ask? hmmm…
Ei! To use on who now? Because otherwise infact notwithstanding, I need this GIST!
*crosses legs*
I look forward to the launch of “Sex and the Church”
lol sit tight cos that blog post is going to be an uh- mazing ride!all pun intended;:)
Ekuba — Lucky lady! I am thrilled to read that you are having a great time. Good for you! Happy Holidays.
I wonder how many Hail Marys shall be enough to purge me from my sin of lust!
“Supi” is NOT the Ghanaian slang or “word” for lesbianism! We do not have any word in ANY Ghanaian language to describe such because it (lesbianism) has not been part (i.e historically accepted) in any native Ghanaian tribal culture. Not to say that same sex relationships have never existed in the shadows in Ghana. “Supi” was originally loosely used to describe a close but non-sexual relationship b/t 2 women. I will venture to say the word was first coined among the Ga’s to describe the above mentioned type of relationship. Spend most of my life in Accra. It was certainly coined in Old Accra. With time the meaning may have evolved to accommodate alternative female relationships aka lesbians. But the original meaning was devoid of sex, certainly not hard core woman-on-woman sex. Never.My 2 cents.
@MSA: I just trashed a comment I wrote to you because it’s too long lolz. I’m going to blog about what you said about Ghanaian culture not accepting homosexuality so look out for that but this is what i have to say about the first part : ’Supi’ IS (i’m copying your use of capital letters hahaha)a Ghanaian slang for lesbianism. Slang expressions are informal words/ phrases typically restricted to a group of people. Slang words are typically non-traditional. Several Americans use the slang word ‘frenemy’ today but it’s not a word that was used by say, the Americans of the depression era. Similarly, like I indicated in my post, the word ‘supi’ is not from a native Ghanaian language. So long as I’ve heard ‘supi’ being used, it’s been used to refer lesbians & not to heterosexual women but of course this is not a word whose origins I’ve meticulously researched. I don’t also know when it was coined. You may be right about the old Accra bit but we can only guesstimate (see, another slang term!!!).If you or any kind soul researches & discovers the origin of ‘supi’ holla at me 😉
@MSA on the contrary, there is more evidence to support that homosexuality was “historically accepted” in many African countries.
On the level of language, specifically looking into indigenous Ghanaian languages, you may be right that there are no identifiable words for homosexuality. BUT, look closer, there is no word for heterosexuality either.
One writer, Nana Nyarko Boateng, wrote an opinion piece on homophobia and I agree 100% with her, I am going to copy and paste some excerpts that dealt with “language”
“In my mother tongue, twi, as in our various indigenous Ghanaian languages, sex offenders have names. The rapist is “monaatofo” and the paedophile or child molester, is “awengaa.” Unmistakably, sex offenders and sex offences have their rightfully derogatory labels assigned in the various indigenous Ghanaian languages.
…a word will arise when a concept or thing is deemed necessary to name in a community, or when the community finds a concept or thing unacceptable.
Yet considering homosexuality is an age long practice, one can argue that our ancestors obviously did not think a person’s sexual preference formed any basis to be identified by and most of all to be discriminated against with.
It shouldn’t be necessary that we find equivalent words for homosexuality or heterosexuality in our indigenous vocabulary but it is important we point out that, contrary to what people would like us to believe today, homosexuality is no “new evil thing.”
Here is the link if you want to read the whole essay:http://nananb.blogspot.com/2011/07/homophobia-our-ancestors-knew-better.html
Miss 😉
I agree that homosexuality is not a new thing. I explained the ORIGINAL meaning of “supi” and said that the word may have evolved to include same sex relationships ( as in 2 women going IN ALL THE WAY) in our present day. Was not so before. I have aunties who are married but introduce close female friends to others as “supi.” Everybody understands that that precludes a sexual connotation. If the word has taken on a strictly lesbian definition now, then that is fairly new.
aah MSA, I see what you mean. 🙂
coming up late, over 2years looks like its now that i am reading this block n luv it, cant wait to join the family and share a few more sexperiences.