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03-06-24 22:26 #4433
Posts: 37LOL No chance brother
There's absolutely no chance I'm getting on tinder. I have a family. Judge me if you want, but remember we are all mongers here. I was long before I met my wife, and I've tried to reform myself, but I just love pussy and the thrill of new pussy too much. I'm a terrible human being I know.
So would love for a local to offer some advice on a good spot if I can slip away for a few hours.
Originally Posted by MrJibb [View Original Post]
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03-06-24 10:34 #4432
Posts: 5Originally Posted by MrJibb [View Original Post]
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03-03-24 14:44 #4431
Posts: 39Originally Posted by JoeF479 [View Original Post]
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02-24-24 23:24 #4430
Posts: 10Escort websites
Hello friends I'm visiting Nairobi for short time like a week or so and I google escorts in Nairobi and I had couple of websites come up my question is how safe and accurate these websites are having an escort from the sites to come to your incall or you go their incalls.
Sorry if this has been asked before.
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02-20-24 18:55 #4429
Posts: 37Noob Question
1st let me start with I know, I know. RTFF. I have and I will go back and re-read. That said looking for some advice. I'll be there in late May, early June on a family trip. I will not have a lot of free time and I definitely will not be able to go out at night on my own, and even if by some miracle I'm able to, I won't have a place to bring anyone. Therefore I'm asking the Nairobi experts here, what are some good places that I maybe able to goto during the day if I get 2-3 hours of freedom? I'm staying initially in Hurlingham, then in Village Market and finally most likely Garden City. I had some small success near Hurlingham at a massage place previously. I also was able to just get a BJ at a massage place near Westlands once, but it seemed like I got good mileage there and it wasn't a common thing. Both places I just happened to walk by and then at a later time went back and went in.
If any one has specific day time recommendations please help a fellow monger out.
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02-20-24 18:48 #4428
Posts: 37Originally Posted by CAExpert [View Original Post]
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02-20-24 16:23 #4427
Posts: 17Two Rivers Mall Plan
Hi everyone,
I am thinking of staying for a week at the Holiday Inn attached to the Two Rivers Mall. I am a late forties Canadian Caucasian that is in good shape and look young for my age. What would be my success of talking to random women at the mall between the ages of 25 too 45 and progressing to drinks / dinner and fun back at my hotel? What about tinder, do you think girls would be willing to come to Twoo Rivers Mall to meet me? Or is it better to stay somewhere else? Thanks so much for your help.
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02-16-24 15:46 #4426
Posts: 6Originally Posted by MamaGuevos [View Original Post]
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02-11-24 16:39 #4425
Posts: 68Asking for a Mentor
Hello,
I am looking to venture to Kenya (Mombasa and Nairobi), been doing some research here by RTTF and online via news articles, YouTube. While I am getting an idea, a lot of gaps remain so I would like to get explicit answers to my questions, not just get a vague, soft feel before I commit.
Is there anyone here I can PM directly to ask probably some 5 to 10 questions?
Please let me know. I'd be glad to make a friend and share my experiences if you got questions for me.
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02-09-24 23:42 #4424
Posts: 500Originally Posted by MamaGuevos [View Original Post]
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02-09-24 01:29 #4423
Posts: 269How is the wifi?
Originally Posted by Mahku [View Original Post]
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02-09-24 01:23 #4422
Posts: 269Hotel with good wifi
I am on my way back to Africa and have to book a hotel in Nairobi. I have always stayed at the Stanley Hotel in the Central Biz District. It has great rooms and is super friendly to guests.
HOWEVER, the wifi sucks.
Can someone recommend a hotel with excellent wifi that is girl friendly? I really hate struggling with emails and not being able to easily access web sites.
Thanks, MG.
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02-01-24 15:42 #4421
Posts: 322I use Booking.com for the first night in new locations. I move around until I find a location I want to stay then do some leg work. When booking, it varies. If booking for two is similar cost as for one, I book two. If it's significant, I either choose another booking or book for one then move quickly. Regardless, I've only been asked to pay for a guest once the morning after and it was Lambada in Mtwapa. Now, I stay at a guesthouse and I bring someone new day and night. It’s common among guests. I wouldn't worry about it.
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01-28-24 21:30 #4420
Posts: 72Great info
Originally Posted by Mombie75 [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by Rwenotmen [View Original Post]
I am glad to hear that it's not necessary to alert the AirBnB host about my mongering intentions. I just get quite anxious because it understandably can be an awkward conversation, especially if the host doesn't allow it.
I also appreciate you pointing out the benefits of having a girl leave her ID with security. It never really occured to me that it'd assuage any security concerns she may have as well. Mongering in Thailand you kind of get used to the level of safety and just the expectation that girls will behave, so though you always have to have your visitors check in their IDs, the idea that it protects you and her sometimes I forget. Reading through some of the reports in this thread, I (please correct me if this is wrong or unfair) have seen that Kenyan women sometimes can bring quite a bit of trouble and perhaps are not as safe-easygoing guests as Thai women.
I will be sure to remind all my potential guests that they must bring their IDs. On the off chance that I do need security to handle an unruly guest, would it be wise to slip them some KSH even before the event? Like, slipping them the 5 $USD equivalent in KSH when I first check in just to build a rapport and get in their good graces so if things do get chaotic, they'll already be inclined to help me out?
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01-28-24 00:46 #4419
Posts: 98Originally Posted by Mombie75 [View Original Post]
No offense to Brother Mombie! I honor & respect his contributions.
The reason why not is following.
Originally Posted by BPalacio [View Original Post]
Sorry for long write-up but I seem to use these Abbs more than most here, so I got the direct experiences to describe, at least for Kenya.
All 'homestays', Airbnb is no different, are by definition 'girl-friendly' and visitor-friendly-- you DON'T need permission to invite whomever you wish to 'visit' you. Not from the Host, not from the guards, not from anyone. Don't even mention or ask Hosts about such visitations.
Yes there are rules about no parties and too many guests actually staying in the unit. But your 'visitors' are presumed your business.
What you may be worried about is the security factor and how that will affect having visitors. In my experience, the most-secure apartment buildings in Kenya DO want you to formally register your visitors -- but only after a certain hour, usually at 'sunset' 7 pm and later. During the daytime, they almost never ask who's with you. In both cases, you can bring as many as you like. At the last place I stayed, I overheard one guard joke about how I had so many visitors (he meant ladies) come thru in just one day. He didn't say anything directly to me, as that could have jeopardized his job if I complained to the supervisor.
And there's never a charge or fee for registering or the number of visitors. I recommend never stay at such a place if they ask for money for these, even if it's just guards trying to squeeze some extra cash out of you.
Registering your visitors is a security measure that protects you, the visitors, and more importantly--the guards: if any drama or violence happens, they know who you are, as an official Guest or Resident, and who are the visitors. The guards are paid to keep the peace for Residents and Guests, NOT for visitors.
Do tell the ladies in-advance they should bring their ID - even if not needed. But it's not always needed, at some places as they will take her phone number, and some other details, and register her that way. At least that's what happened at the last place I stayed.
One big way this protects you is if the girl tries to squeeze you for more money, or starts to act-out in order to embarrass you or cause trouble. Because YOU are the official guest, immediately go the guards and ask them to boot that banshee off the premises. They will do that without question. Although they might expect a bit of a 'tip', LOL.
I've also found that girls who normally would act like this typically do not want to go to such buildings, because they know they can't pull their bullshit or drama. If some Kenchic gives you excuses why she won't visit your place once you've told her where it is, take that as dodging a bullet and drop her.
An extra benefit: for those Kenchics who are serious about safety, they actually PREFER such buildings because they assume YOU won't be a criminal or killer endangering them. So I would advise to actively tell the ladies about where you stay, so they will feel safer.
Lastly, MOST Homestays do NOT register visitors, even places that have formal-looking security guards. So if you do stay at a place like that, then you'll be even freer to bring whomever you like, how many you like, at any times. Of course, these places may not be as safer as the securer homestays.