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01-24-24 11:01 #4418
Posts: 548Originally Posted by BPalacio [View Original Post]
Check with hotel before booking.
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01-24-24 10:14 #4417
Posts: 72Originally Posted by Mombie75 [View Original Post]
Are you saying that as long as there's an entrance with security, girls will probably be allowed to come up if they leave their ID, similar to how it is in Pattaya? I am ok with giving security a few KSH for their troubles too if that helps. I just worry that the host would not accept this and cause trouble for me.
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01-24-24 03:25 #4416
Posts: 245Originally Posted by BPalacio [View Original Post]
Aside from that many places with a guard will check ID.
Recently there have been some women brutally murdered so by men at airbnbs so there may be more scrutiny.
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01-23-24 17:07 #4415
Posts: 548Originally Posted by BPalacio [View Original Post]
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01-23-24 10:34 #4414
Posts: 72Airbnb / hotel girl procedure
I know it's probably not comparable to Pattaya, but are most airbnbs and hotels in Nairobi alright with allowing girls up to your room? Should I ask if the Airbnb host / hotel allows girls to join you? Are there places where you can just have the girl leave their ID at security / front desk and come up?
I was suggested W Place apartments as a good girl friendly option. Any other suggestions?
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01-18-24 21:48 #4413
Posts: 11Originally Posted by ChrisBigdog [View Original Post]
I have gotten mine from that website twice with no issues.
But since I am in the UK I have also gotten it free on the national health care service, they were hesitant since I am not gay but acquiesced when I told them I was going to Africa to see old girlfriends lols.
And one time I got it in Bkk at a red cross can't remember the exact location it was before the pandemic when I was there so a while now.
It's best to talk / attend a sexual health clinic, yes your are right kidney function and liver function tests will need to be done to see if your baseline is the desired range. At sexual health clinics they do this for everyone regardless of age.
They also need to check if you have hep be because taking and stopping it when you have that is not advisable.
You can do all the test in Kenya it's probably cheaper but get your prep e online. Although given sub Saharan Africa's hiv rates you could probably get some in Nairobi as well.
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01-18-24 14:42 #4412
Posts: 500Radisson Blu Arboretum guest friendly
Hi all. The girls that came to my room, all from Tinder, were allowed in for free after registration at the front desk. Sometimes they didn't even bother with the registration, especially if it was earlier in the evening. My booking was for 2 people anyway. And it may help that I'm VIP status in Radisson Rewards, equivalent to the former Platinum status. But I have a feeling it's the same for everybody.
The hotel is in a great location. Short ride to Westlands. The tollway entrance is fairly close, so rides to and from the airport don't take long.
The Arboretum, a tree park that appears to be a former colonial estate, is a great place for a run or a power walk, especially in the cool Nairobi climate. The area is secure and quiet, but not far from action. The bar, restaurant, and pool here seem to attract groups or pairs of probably upper middle class office girl / student types.
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01-18-24 03:37 #4411
Posts: 79Originally Posted by SeanBenz [View Original Post]
Thanks for your reply.
Sounds like the TD / FTC PReP is the one to go with; yes?
But there risks associated with it, notably kidney issues.
I'm 55 which puts me over the 50 age its mentioned.
Also where do you get it?
Could order online but a lot less comfortable ordering that than I might Viagra from an Indian pharmacy!
Chris.
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01-16-24 09:29 #4410
Posts: 38Originally Posted by Mombie75 [View Original Post]
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01-16-24 03:59 #4409
Posts: 11Best to do the daily one.
Originally Posted by ChrisBigdog [View Original Post]
There are whispers that event based can be done by straight men who are insertive partners, but they seem to be just whispers. (https://i-base.info/guides/prep/on-demand). The rational for that seem to be since gay insertive partners can use event based by extension straight men can also do the same with the vag.
I am a big fan of prep, just personally I just do the daily one for the 3 or 4 weeks I monger internationally. 7 days before possible exposure and 7 days after possible exposure. No problem.
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01-16-24 03:18 #4408
Posts: 79Prep available in Nairobi??
I prefer sex without a condom (obviously) and the CDC says that the pills reduce the chance of getting HIV by 99%.
While not 100%; that's pretty good.
Need a prescription etc in US; and intermittent users can follow a 2-1-1 schedule.
It is also known as "intermittent," "non-daily," "event-driven," or "off-label" PrEP use.
The type of "on-demand" PrEP that has been studied is the "2-1-1" schedule. This means taking 2 pills 2-24 hours before sex, 1 pill 24 hours after the first dose, and 1 pill 24 hours after the second dose.
There is scientific evidence that the "2-1-1" schedule provides effective protection for gay and bisexual men* when having anal sex without a condom.
We don't know how "on-demand" PrEP works for heterosexual men and women, people who inject drugs, and transgender persons.
The are some side effects of course but seem to be tolerated pretty well.
So does anyone know if you can get them there?
Been to a Kenya a few times and met 'nice' - ok smart women who wanted to get a rapid HIV test together.
This is great but not for a quick pickup.
Thoughts?
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01-15-24 21:38 #4407
Posts: 548Originally Posted by Senser [View Original Post]
Thanks.
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01-15-24 20:32 #4406
Posts: 38"Dating" in Kenya (& more)
A first timer to Africa, I traveled to Nairobi in early January 2024 for 10 days. It wasn't a pure mongering trip, but in this post I will focus on just that. Many things written in this forum are true, so I will just add a few personal observations.
CLUBS: Nairobi Street Kitchen is full on Thursdays. Alchemist seems quiet on weekdays and busy on weekends. Generally, nightlife in Westlands seems to start at midnight. During the week, one needs to know which clubs are "hot", especially Monday to Wednesday.
STRIPCLUB: Liddos was closed (temporarily, it seems). Standing in the street and trying to figure out what to do next, I ran into the only Kenyan guy that did not want something from me. He mentioned "207 Lounge" and walked away. I was quoted at the door 1 HR 4 k KSH incl. Room, 12 HR takeout 10 k KSH. Not cheap, but 50% of the girls were young and hot. Small, friendly and "cozy" place with a massive outdoor area with separated, open tents to sit in. Didn't see a foreigner there.
APPS: Girls on apps are young, horny, and abundant. Many are blessed with bodies that Western women couldn't achieve even if they worked out 5 days a week. As a rule of thumb, Tinder is more for paid hook-ups whereas Bumble is more for girls with "normal jobs". As the latter doesn't mean much in Kenya, realistically, the differences are minimal. The "programmer" you match with on Bumble may be really able to code, or just "plans" to be a programmer "next year". In general, if you want "normal" dating (I. E. , without pre-arranged service agreements), be prepared to be taken advantage of. Not always, but sometimes. Which brings me to the next point:
CULTURE: Kenyans are open and friendly, however, the amount of time and effort they are willing to invest just to get a few bucks out of you is simply mind-boggling. Guys on the streets will walk with you for hours and tell you the nicest stories about orphanages, schools etc. Just to get something out of you, even if it's just a few hundred shilling. Girls, especially the "regular" girls with "jobs", will spend entire afternoons and evenings with you for a a few drinks, or a dinner. If you're strictly after sex, it makes more sense to go for the semi-pro's with the pre-arranged "taxi money". If you want the thrill of "regular dating", be prepared to be astonished by the level of work Kenyan girls put in for a little bit of attention and a hot dish. Without guaranteed sex. As most Kenyan women, pro or non-pro, generally enjoy jokes and appreciate a healthy amount of dirty smalltalk, I suggest to do just that before the date in a relaxed & playful manner and filter out the ones that are not responsive (BTW this strategy works in the West too, although you must be more careful and less direct).
CONCLUSION: After a self-imposed 2-year hiatus from dating in order to free up energy to work on myself, I enjoyed Kenya a lot. The feeling of dating a hot 20-something that can hold a conversation (yes, they exist), and has a good sense of humor, meant a lot to me. Nevertheless, "regular" dating in Kenya means there's a chance you run into girls that will take you for a ride without putting out. In Europe, I have a three-date rule, in Kenya that's down to two dates, and I almost believe that's still one date too much. Kenya's economy and demographics means that there's not too much of a difference both in looks and brains between semi-pro's and "regular girls". They all need to make a living. And that's the true value that Kenya holds for men: There's an abundance of women everywhere. Whatever you do, you will get laid by a hot 20-something that loves having sex.
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01-13-24 00:08 #4405
Posts: 553Originally Posted by Neddy69 [View Original Post]
RG.
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01-11-24 04:54 #4404
Posts: 1487Good case study.
Originally Posted by Rwenotmen [View Original Post]
Mwalimu.