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For the sake of ending the conversation, I respond, “.” (“Yes, I have a husband”) in the local Wolof language.Now that I’ve been here three months, I’ve gotten pretty accustomed to men frequently asking me if I’m married.This sense of a national identity is not shared by the Diola populations in the forest areas of the Casamance, who since December 1982 have been engaged in an armed insurgency to separate from the Islamized northerners.

If we call somebody beautiful - it means that this person have some special appearance and mostly liked by other people. Sitting in the park one Sunday afternoon, two friends and I were approached by a nice Senegalese man who was “very happy to meet us today.” It was definitely one of the most awkward conversations I’ve had here as he kept speaking English, but didn’t really have much to say except, “You have husband? S., we leave things like this to chance.”) In Senegal, this has to be true. Let me also mention that in Senegal, polygamy is completely acceptable and what most men choose to do.Being polygamous allows men to have multiple wives, which in turn means multiple families.However, what at first took me by surprise was how outspoken and forward the men are.I’m sure that they don’t approach Senegalese women in this way, and that a lot of it has to do with the fact that I’m a Westerner.