Gaysi: The Gay Desi - Yes, we're legal!

* Note : Contains Explicit Sexual Content

Rani and Zarina stood facing each other. Zarina reached out her hand and clasped Rani’s in it, and then pulled her close to her. Rani put her arms around Zarina’s head and wrapped her in her embrace. They kissed deeply, Zarina’s hands found Rani’s supple waist. She pulled her towards her so their groins pressed against each other.

“I am so wet!” Rani giggled. “Do you want to see?” She took Zarina’s left hand with her right hand and sucked on her forefinger and index fingers, then she took Zarina’s hand and guided her fingers under her dress to her pussy. She was wearing the skinniest of thongs which she pushed aside without any effort so that Zarina’s hand was now rubbing her wet pussy. “Do you like that?” Rani asked with her eyelashes aflutter. Zarina could feel her hands drenched with cum.

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Zarina was running late by 15 minutes to Rani’s office. The controversial head of a major luxury brand based out of Delhi, Rani was known for her extravagant parties and public love affairs. The most recent one, with a married man. Her divorce from the head of a corporate bank a few years back had been equally public and messy.

Rani was looking for an art and design services company to re-design her plush home in New Delhi and Zarina had come with excellent references. Besides, Zarina and Rani knew each other from Loreto Convent in Delhi. They had been in the same class but different sections. Zarina had always been very popular, eventually becoming a school prefect. In contrast, Rani had been a plain Jane; quiet and shy and she certainly gave no indication of the Page 3 celebrity she would become. Zarina hadn’t seen her in years, although Rani’s life was tabloid fodder.

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Dear Lezzies,

I apologize that I have been errant in my responsibilities in delivering sexy stories to you every week. The truth is I have been having so much damn sex I have no time to write stories. I met the most fantastic, sexy, gorgeous damsel who makes my heart go boom boom, and boy, does she take over the bedroom. I thought I was the one in charge – and always have been, seeing Zarina is my alter ego – but ooph! This is something else. I am in a different stratosphere.

I said it was my day job that kept me from writing, but it’s the sex. Still, it all goes down into the annals of bedroom research. The fountain of erotica spills forth from personal experience, after all. Please forgive me, but be happy that a lezzie is getting laid. And how!

I will continue writing once I get enough sleep. These days, it’s all about the loving caresses and the steamy aftermath. And don’t forget the orgasms.

Yours faithfully,
Sasha Bings

[Guest Author : Sophie Parisse]

Queer Nazaria, the event was well attended (more than houseful, roughly about 90 to 100 people), by a mixed crowd, ranging from individuals of our very own LGBT community and visiting LGBT individuals from Singapore to members of the Alliance Française. This allowed for very diverse and heated interventions after the films screenings.

There was a brief introduction of the films as well as the film makers before every film.

We kicked off with The Marching Season by Grace Chapman and Emma Jones. The film had a beautiful response. It was so appropriate to this pre-march event since it looks at the history of pride marches while drawing a parallel between the London and Riga pride marches that had been twinned in 2007. The film was followed by a brief update on the Riga marches in 2008 and 2009.

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[Guest Author : DeepSeas]

I can’t think Straight was a much awaited movie – not the least because of its sexy trailers of the romantic scenes between Lisa Ray and Sheetal Sheth. It is based on the novel by the same name by Shamim Sarif, who has also directed the film. It is, in essence, a cute lesbian romantic story between the protagonists Tala (who comes from a rich Jordanian family) and Leyla (of Indian Muslim origin, settled in UK), neither of whom has considered any kind of Lesbian-orientation very seriously – not even properly acknowledged it to their own selves.

The movie opens with the story of Tala – a chronic engagement-breaker (she has called of 3 engagements already). The story starts with her 4^th (and hopefully last) engagement. She meets Leyla through Ali –whom Leyla is currently dating. Tala comes across as an outspoken, rebellious girl with a mind of her own while Leyla is shy, introspective girl who dreams of becoming a writer. The romance unfolds slowly, with neither of them being ready to label their relationship as anything more than friendship at first. Finally one scene between Leyla and her sister, where she confronts Leyla about her friendship with Tala, brings out Leyla’s confused emotions. Matters come to a point-of-no-return when Tala and Leyla are on a holiday together and finally acknowledge their real feelings. From thereon starts the drama – as both are under pressure from their families to get married and must make a choice between family and social norms & true love and inner calling. Although, Tala seems to be the more headstrong of the two, it is Leyla who comes out to her parents first, while Tala is fearful of upsetting her parents by breaking off her engagement. At this point they break-off, only to (predictably) get back together in the end.

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