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Man upset after girlfriend shouts out wrong ethnic slur during sex

VANCOUVER – A local man is incensed after his girlfriend of over five months screamed out a racial slur in the middle of intercourse that wasn’t a term for his racial makeup.

Terence Smith, a black-Canadian, says he’s starting to have serious concerns that his girlfriend, Caitlin, is cheating on him after she aggressively called him a “filthy c****” during sex.

“Believe me, I love dirty talk, especially when it’s racially charged, but you’ve got to get the words right,” Smith explained, still reeling from the previous night’s events. “Don’t tell me that it was just a mistake, that word sounds nothing like the ones she normally yells at me!”

Smith said that this is the first time this has happened in their relationship, which has, up to this point, only been filled with love and n-words directed towards him during sex. Now he says he can’t help but feel as if she may not be being faithful to him.

“I know that mistakes happen, like when she yelled out my friend Tyrone’s name instead of mine a couple weeks ago,” Smith continued. “But I understood that, it was just because all black people look the same to her. This is totally different.”

While Caitlin has assured him that last night was an accident and that she just had a brief lapse in judgement in the heat of the moment, Terence has still decided to put the relationship on hold.     

“He’s completely overreacting, I’m just a passionate person,” Caitlin told The Peak. “I swear to god that I meant to call him a ‘filthy c***,’ it was just a terrible, stupid slip-of-the-tongue.”

Caitlin has said that she is extremely embarrassed by the whole situation and hopes they can move forward from it soon. 

 “I love him and he should know that I would never, ever, ever have sex with a Chinese person,” Caitlin said in conclusion. “I just want to move past this . . . hopefully Tyrese will come around soon.”

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