Nairobi

[QUOTE=KingAmir;3025887]I am going to arrive in Nairobi soon, and the girls I am talking to are asking me to bring something for them from my country.

Some girls ask me to bring them perfume, and some very good girls just ask me to bring them something.

I just don't understand if this is the culture in Kenya or not. Is that rude not to bring anything? Please help me to understand.[/QUOTE]It is not just Kenya, in most of the countries girls ask you to bring something if they know that you arrive. So that advice "don't tell them that you are coming" is a good one.

Usually girls in this business have kids, so one idea is to buy something for the kid. Some soft doll like huggy bear don't weight too much, that is good one for girl. For boy? I don't know. A small car? A toy weapon? Something small that is not heavy so you don't have problem with the space and weight of your luggage. You can show to the girls that you are good person and care about kids.

I am suprised that they did not ask laptop or latest model of I-phone, that is usual request.

Chocolate and candies is better than nothing if you don't invent anything else, or alcohol from tax free. Both of them you can then enjoy also by yourself with your girl.

Best souvenir anyway is yourself, girls are happy that you arrive and spend money on them, even if you don't buy any gift. Better still buy at least something very cheap.

[QUOTE=KingAmir;3025887]I am going to arrive in Nairobi soon, and the girls I am talking to are asking me to bring something for them from my country.

Some girls ask me to bring them perfume, and some very good girls just ask me to bring them something.

I just don't understand if this is the culture in Kenya or not. Is that rude not to bring anything? Please help me to understand.[/QUOTE]Are you that nave? There is no such thing in the culture. They just test you to see how soft you are. Say yes once and then you are fucked up.

Learn to say no if you go to Africa dude.

I never tell them when I arrive and when I leave. Never.

Problem solved.

[QUOTE=KingAmir;3025887]I am going to arrive in Nairobi soon, and the girls I am talking to are asking me to bring something for them from my country.

Some girls ask me to bring them perfume, and some very good girls just ask me to bring them something.

I just don't understand if this is the culture in Kenya or not. Is that rude not to bring anything? Please help me to understand.[/QUOTE]If one of these is your girlfriend then you already have a problem. A girlfriend in Mombasa. Ok, but engaged to whom? How many?

Some of us feel lonely and come up with strange plots in their heads. They say: I am a good man. Helping this girl does not impoverish me.

You want a future with her or even just a friendship.

Being friends means sharing something very deep but she is a sex professional. You remember how you met her.

Today she goes out with a 30-year-old boy, tomorrow with an 80-year-old stinking old man.

She gives both the exact same joys and attentions. They pay her for it.

Forget the usual excuses that they are hungry, there is no work, school costs too much. The matatus are full in the morning of women going to work.

This 'friend' is just waiting to meet the beta male, gamma, but almost always omega, who marries her and takes her to the Western world.

It usually lasts 1 year, maybe two. Only the debts remain.

In my opinion it is better to limit ourselves to buying their bodies, money well spent. The rest is fantasy.

It is a sinillagmatic contract that you conclude with a prostitute. Money, sex.

Ask them to give you a free blowjob, out of friendship.

Then consider it when they ask you for a perfume before you arrive.

You bring it to them but they always make you pay for the blowjob.

[QUOTE=MwenByen;3025811]And when you do find them expect to pay at least $100 for them abd rgey hate negotiating. Eastleigh is there area but they also stay in Kayole which is behind Eastleigh and it's not recommended to be in that area when they stand outside in the block at night.[/QUOTE]I don't know where you got your pricing from. YouTube? I had a Somali girl. No FGM. She attached herself to me in NAIZ of all places. We started to tongue kiss there and then. Turned out she was a Kenyan Somali. Her mother was a general in the KDF. I asked her if she owned camels too. Of course. For Somalis it's like a bank account. She gets fresh camel milk weekly send down from the herders. I was even invited as her mother owned an estate in Malindi. But my visa ran out. After 4 days of shaggin I released her with 4 k Taxi Money. And. Be. I did pay for breakfast. That was it.

Mwalimu.

[QUOTE=KingAmir;3025887]I am going to arrive in Nairobi soon, and the girls I am talking to are asking me to bring something for them from my country.

Some girls ask me to bring them perfume, and some very good girls just ask me to bring them something.

I just don't understand if this is the culture in Kenya or not. Is that rude not to bring anything? Please help me to understand.[/QUOTE]You being a foreigner, gives a girl an opportunity to make these requests. To her you represent money and you have an endless supply. It is known that some foreigners bring and give gifts. I am guilty of it. I don't do it at a particular female's request. Not every girl I encounter receives a gift. However, overall small gives are appreciative.

Quite often many girls who have / haven'tearned gifts from me in the past; will verbally ask. I tell them that's not how it works. Gifts are given and not expected. I then say jokingly; if I wanted to deal with a woman that expects a gift I would have been married and not dealing with you.

Hi, I m in Kilimani now and I see there are so many massage places. Did you try any of them? I can see here places like: sensual massage spa, elite barbershop and beauty spa, lust and lavender spa, sensations massage spa, body and soul spa etc. , any recommendations?

[QUOTE=KingAmir;3025887]I am going to arrive in Nairobi soon, and the girls I am talking to are asking me to bring something for them from my country.

Some girls ask me to bring them perfume, and some very good girls just ask me to bring them something.[/QUOTE]Are you talking about your girlfriend or some chick you intend to pay for sex? Not sure why you would need to bring a gift to some chick you are paying. That is like me calling up to order a pizza and the chick taking my order telling me to make sure I bring her a bottle of perfume when I come to pick up my pizza.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;3026405]Are you talking about your girlfriend or some chick you intend to pay for sex? Not sure why you would need to bring a gift to some chick you are paying. That is like me calling up to order a pizza and the chick taking my order telling me to make sure I bring her a bottle of perfume when I come to pick up my pizza.[/QUOTE]It is not a girl that I am going to pay for sex.

I am not stupid.

If a girl asks for money for sex and asks to bring her something, I will tell her, "I will bring you my dick because my dick is the only reason I am talking to you", in a very rude way. I am not a simp woman.

[QUOTE=KingAmir;3026416]It is not a girl that I am going to pay for sex.

I am not stupid.

If a girl asks for money for sex and asks to bring her something, I will tell her, "I will bring you my dick because my dick is the only reason I am talking to you", in a very rude way. I am not a simp woman.[/QUOTE]Holy words. They adore us just because we pay them.

We pay them because they give us joy into the bedroom.

They can buy perfume with the money we give them for sex.

There is no other reason to spend a shilling more.

[QUOTE=KingAmir;3026416]It is not a girl that I am going to pay for sex.[/QUOTE]In that case, something that I used to bring women is a coffee mug with my city on it, before Walmart stopped selling souvenirs. 20 years later and some chicks tell me they still have it.

Ok, I went to Elite barber and spa in Kilimani. Line up was average, actually only one girl was in my taste so I took her. 4 k for "massage" and sex. Blowjob with condom. I will not repeat.

[QUOTE=KingAmir;3025887]I am going to arrive in Nairobi soon, and the girls I am talking to are asking me to bring something for them from my country.

Some girls ask me to bring them perfume, and some very good girls just ask me to bring them something.

I just don't understand if this is the culture in Kenya or not. Is that rude not to bring anything? Please help me to understand.[/QUOTE]I tell them I will bring them chocolate also I'm tell a lot of girls when they ask I'm bringing my banana as a gift and he really want to meet you.

Man wow I have one of hella of a story to tell which I got to break it down into parts otherwise it'll be way too long. I wish I could've posted earlier but unfortunately I couldn't login due to technical difficulties. Let me begin by starting with the airport plenty of police officers around looking for bribes and even after saying no to assistance I was singled out one last time with help getting through the airport! A Kenyan woman who looked like a fat slob in a uniform told me she's willing to assist me with luggage handling I told her no and a man with his supervisor shows up both police officers. They directed me and 3 Africans to exit a certain gate for a fee the African guys refused and after they went the normal way 5 police officers escorted them to an unknown location and. They never was seen again I thanked the police officers for helping me and keeping crime down in this country and gave them a $22 tip and the woman shows up she gets $13. Guys listen I did the right thing trust me, plenty of people outside trying to offer me taxi rides but I already one booked through my hotel. Lots of police officers on the grounds trying to find bribes to get I can tell you that.

Dude stating in this rich areas sucks and the main reason why there's beggars everywhere and scammers the police sees the shit they're only there seeing how you'll handle the shit to get money from out of you. My hotel is very nice no elevators like most places in Nairobi the food was smooth only bad thing was two things beggars in the location and the bed had my feet hurt. It's very hard to spend time with a Kenyan woman when you 5-10 guys trying to sell you severely overpriced flowers and chocolates. Hey guess what they don't like to give back changed for a season veteran myself I changed my location to the infamous CBD. I figured if I was going to get hit by beggars left to right let it be in a none rich area! I checked out Westlands (one hundred beggars there), Kiliweshi and several other places and figured I mines well touch it out in CBD!

Ok CBD has changed a lot for the most part good depending on what you're trying to do in that area most of the hotels been offering substantial discounts on accommodations like crazy I managed to book a stay at the Stanley and saved a ridiculous amount of money! Most of the massage shops were closed and I found only 2 open that had no AC nor a ceiling fan and the workers were wearing coats and it was hot as fuck inside of their! I strongly recommend eating from chicken inn, pizza inn, Gelatos, Alabama, Rogers, Tennessee and Nevada chips. I went to Picassos 2 different locations man it's always busy there but it's incredibly hard to chew there food. I think even an hyena will have a hard time eating that goat and chicken choma they're selling. I saw Traffic Marshals (young Kenyans fresh out of high school) directing traffic on almost every major areas. Most folks say that's a corruption based job and it requires connections to get it and most people say Traffic police officer is a dream job some guys leave with 40 k a week! Plenty of homeless people and beggars and to be honest they wasn't even bothering me.