Chapter 40 Room 45: Inside A Match Box 10

• WHILE ABRAM HAS GIVEN MUCH of his sleepless nights researching the rights of gays and lesbian specifically in Africa, if there is any? He discovered that at a certain period in Africa before the coming of the European merchants, gays and lesbian practice were on. “Even though the practice wasn’t pronounced,” Abram said, “however, research confirms that it was there, it was practiced.” He noted it while excavating the debris of history, to clear his doubt: right or wrong. According to Abram’s research, something he had been spending his time compiling, writing his episodic love affair between Mathew and himself – before the day of prohibition arrested him.
• In his diary, something he has been writing tirelessly – before and after the expected – he spent time in secret to do the ounce and pounce of their love affair. He wrote:
• I can’t believe my eyes what I came across. Maybe, it is my imagination, I can’t really say. Or, will I say is a fabrication or doctored text misleading me. But what I discovered is gay and lesbian practices were mostly for the royal people, for the traditional elites, who are privilege in society. It is like a cult. They engaged in it with pleasure that can’t be question, perhaps as people, who were of high respect and affluence that were unquestionable.