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WHY some Single Ladies Must Slap Themselves

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By Albert Nyakundi Amenya
Ahem! I sat next to this girl, it’s the makeup that caught my attention. Wait, did I say the pomade she applied on her face is what made her look more like Peter Marangi’s duracoat advert. The mouth alone looked like she was fresh from drinking blood, the lipstick was too overdone.

The body hugging trouser she had, wait, before you hurl oral stones at me for being a femi-nazi or a misogynist on a moonship of hate, I’m wondering aloud why single ladies are so many yet single men are all over and polygamy is constitutionalized.

Don’t be confused by statistics from street analysts that ratio of women to men is 4:1—that’s pure balderdash. Nor the argument by women that Kenyan men are dogs—no, no Kenyan man is a canine. Women seem to miss something that unfortunately they are unwilling to learn

Back to the lady I met in the buruburu bound matatu, the perfume alone she sprayed made me doubt if she was a secret agent from the Zimbabwean on a special mission to arrest Tsivangirai. The spray was stronger than teargas, or may be it was a teargas perfume. Then I asked myself; is this a wife material, a girlfriend material or Jezebel material? What happened to our city girls because this was just a macrocosm, a true reflection of our girls?

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Throw back: The SUPER SEXY Hon Martha Karua back in the Days? Oh No

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Now, this is the picture of Madam Martha Karua doing rounds online, wow ! super hot Martha!!

Well well well, good people it is NOT yet April 1st fools day- the picture doing rounds is obviously a photoshop ! when Martha was 19 years old only black and white photos were being produced. Whereas the chest match that of Martha in her teens or 20s, the behind disqualifies the picture- it is NOT authentic !

Well, there is a joke that while at Parkie law school senator Kajwang was so in luv with madam Karua and the joke goes that Karua felt nothing for hon Kajwang- to-date Kajwang’ and madam Karua don’t really like each other…..

But do you believe this is Martha? I bet if Martha were that hot hot she could have ended up as a high school history teacher …..

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HERE is WHY Kenyan Comedians are so DOWN on IDEAS

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By Comrade Albert Nyakundi Amenya

If you want to become a comedian in Kenya, it is very simple. Just browse the internet, identify two jokes and copy paste them unexpurgated. Cram and perfect on them to make them your own and you’ll be done.

Frankly, the rate at which Kenya’s preposterous comedians are upshifting is telling. Thanks to the internet and more specifically Facebook for its flood of free jokes.

Legitimately, many Kenyans are vexed by the poor quality of Kenyan comedy. Sure, me too. I do not want to be misconstrued as being hypercritical over our comedians. Sincerely from the bottom of my heart, there is nothing merrymaking about their jokes. The unhappy truth is that when I listen to them, I can readily confirm that there is nothing to smile about because everything about their jokes is melodramatically orchestrated. When they perform, I am always impervious to a sick tale the local comedian tells in the name of a joke.

As a matter of fact, it is nothing but just a tale of the tub. It is worth pointing out that Kenyan comedians are bankrupt of jokes and they will soon cross the Rubicon. They are strikingly deficient in self-made jokes and none of them is self-propelled. Facebook regurgitation is what they are proficient at. Perhaps, some of you might dredge up some outrage over my message. Nonetheless, I wish to make it clear that I acknowledge everyone’s freedom of feeling.

For espousers of the notion that I am giving international comedians far too much importance, I beg your pardon but I must give a piece of my mind. Before anyone goes ballistic and starts sticking his rhetorical knives and verbal bayonets in my eyes, I wish you to approve of the fact that when love and skill work together, you expect nothing but a masterpiece. Our comedy encompasses no love or skill. Our comedians know no jokes.

It’s pure common sense that Kenyans have successfully medievalised comedy. The internet beautification jokes are carried by our local comedians and higgledy-piggledily dumped before ourselves. Nonetheless, albeit most of our comedians are implausible, not all are nonsensical. Some are zipping up and not all their stuff is baloney, smelly and vulgarized. Some comedians are worthy listening to because they add spicing ingredients that brings out the verisimilitude in their jokes thus making them striking.

A Night of a Thousand Laughs is an event that is held in Nairobi after a period of time. The event attracted Africa’s finest comedians – with Kenyans included. During the previous events, comedians from other countries – especially Nigeria – proved us wrong by staging real comedy.

Eric Omondi did quite well given the fact that he has already the hearts of home audience. Nigerians were meritorious. Gordons and Basket Mouth and Klint the Drunk mercilessly disarmed Kenyan comedians by sending them back to the drawing board. Perhaps the only Kenyan comedian who deserved a high five was Erick Omondi. Of course, the rest deserved high fives as well, but, on their faces. They deserved high fives for being ridiculously impractical and lacking veracity. Lack of whimsical sense of humor rendered every joke in them unmanworklike.

Important to say, a few Kenyan males are trying to catch up with their international comedians unlike their counterpart females who have no idea at all. As a real Kenyan man, I chivalrously treat all women with respect but on this one of comedy, I beg your pardon if my predication goes down unwell with you – you have no ideas.

At least, Uganda has one memsahib Kansiime but Kenya has none. If you want to become a comedian in Kenya, it is very simple. Just browse the internet, identify two jokes and copy paste them unexpurgated, cram and perfect on them to make them your own and you’ll be good to go. From there, do as our culture dictates – look for a stepping stone, do the necessary and next you’ll be on television as a superstar.

If you happen to host a local comedian in a national television and ask him to crack jokes, you can be with precision predict his next ‘joke’ if not the tribalized joke of Luos this, Luo that, then it’s about Raila this, Kibaki that. He will be rotating on a few jokes he has been cracking because it is the only thing he knows. If you host a Nigerian, you will not even ask for the same, jokes will flow naturally. Thanks to the behest of his creativity.

My fellow Kenyans in acting fraternity – especially those in standup and silent comedy or Just for Laughs as they are well known – I wish to remind you that a watched pot never boils. Kenyans are tired of the unentertaining stuff that you call comedy. Stop copy pasting roaming jokes from the internet and dumping it in our audience. Kindly sit down, take your time, do painstaking research and come out with something sensible. Come out with something that can successfully go beyond our borders and render people thirsty of more.

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Nancy: The Types of Kenyan men I can not date

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By Nancy Roxanne


I cannot date a short guy
. No, I just can’t. I will friend-zone you even before I learn your name. When a short guy tries to chat me up, I get this inexplicable impulse to reach down and pat him on the head like you would a puppy. We cant be in a relationship and I am towering over you in my seven inch heels! I will look down on you: literally and figuratively. It just wouldn’t work.
How am I supposed to get romantic with a short dude? The best part about making about making out is when you tip toe and your guy lifts you up into him. You cant do that with a short guy! What with him barely making it above your boobs! The 69 position is also definitely out of the question with a short guy! I cant explain it. It is maths. Something about angles and symmetry.
You know when a guy embraces you and you settle perfectly on his chest? Not with a short guy! He will hanging on awkwardly around your boobs trying not to suffocate in your cleavage.
So you see, it is nothing personal. I just cant date short dudes!


broke niggas.

I have my own definition of a broke nigga. If you make less than me, you are a broke nigga! I make a pretty tidy sum at the end of the month FYI. That pretty much eliminates three quarters of the eligible (read tall ) blokes hot on my heels. But hey, a brother can dream.
Ladies, if you have ever accepted to go on a date at a fast food joint, get down on your knees and repent for you have sinned. I will be damned if I ever let a guy take me to Mc frys for a date. And just because it sounds fancy doesn’t make it any less of a fast food joint so ditto for steers, KFC galitos and chicken inn. I am not coming to your house to eat the microwaved leftovers of your mother’s mashed potatoes either.
I expect a guy to treat me to a nice meal in a fancy restaurant that doesn’t have pictures in the menu!
The reason is simple; I ain’t lowering my standards for no nigga! You should be able to top what I can do for myself. But that is just me. What do you think?

3; ghetto dudes. (Eastlando).
I know they all fall under broke niggas but they deserve a post of their own.
These people are a special species. They are in their own class of human.
Like something is not quite right with their genetic make-up. Maybe the
conditions during fertilization were a bit off so they mutated into what they are today.
Anyway, every time I interact with them, I get bad vibes.
This union would be doomed from the get-go. Communication is paramount in a relationship and everyone knows they wouldn’t construct a coherent English
sentence if their lives depended on it and sheng just isn’t my forte.
How would you even come on to me?
“Nijeaz mresh. Izo mbana za nangoz? Nitakuvutia.”
(Shudder)
So sorry kind sir, but I have no intentions of raising kids in kayole!
Then you would probably insist that I call you by your street/thug name. I
can’t!
I know this may be hard to swallow, but touting is not a career. There is
something very unsettling about a grown man dangling on a bus

4 Dudes who listen to Riddimz.

No self respecting person would ever go near this poor excuse for a music genre! It is atrocious! If you are over 20 years and still listening to this crap, you need to evaluate your life’s decisions. You are a disgrace to the human race! Your mother didn’t carry you in the womb for nine months to listen to riddimz! In high school it was acceptable because you were a wimpy ass sissy who couldn’t stand on your own two feet so when riddimz became ‘the thing’ you shamelessly followed the crowd. Plus you lived in eastlando so you didn’t know any better.
Your taste in music (or lack of) speaks volumes about you. Riddimz just scream unsophisticated, uncultured and uncivilized. That is not a combination you want in a future spouse. Whenever I see a grown man still cranking riddimz, I die a little inside. Just when you are beginning to think it can’t possibly get any worse, he greets you in a fake Jamaican dialect! I can’t.

People who listen to riddimz have deep-seated emotional issues. Someone probably touched them where they shouldn’t have when they were young.
Riddimz is their form of rebelling. Now, you don’t want a man with emotional baggage, do you?

5 Dudes who are not romantic.

Kenyan men wouldn’t know romance if it kicked them in the teeth! That is one concept that has completely eluded them. But I blame the ladies. Yes, I blame you ladies for showing him that all it takes to get you to drop your panties is kuku pono and chipo at Mcfrys. Thank you ladies for letting him know that when he buys you 100 shillings airtime, you are up and running to board a Forward travelers matatu to go to his crib in Kayole. Ladies, I owe it to you that all dudes believe that if they take you to Masaku sevens, you will be more than willing to open your legs, or mouth or whatever. Never mind that you spend the night in a shady lodging getting up-close and personal with bedbugs.

Ladies, you have failed this country! That is why you are up in arms when I put up these posts. You have no standards whatsoever! When a guy promises to open a ka- salon for your lazy bum, you are ready to start popping his kids. High school girls, you are ready to lift your ugly plaited skirt for that conductor who gave you a free ride. It is abominable!
As such, how will these clueless idiots ever learn how to woo a woman?

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MOST annoying TRIBES in Kenya

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By Nyandia Gachago

Oh don’t judge me! Wait till you read this first. You know? Patience is indeed a virtue. Born Kenyan, Raised Kenyan both from the village and the town point of view, I have come to notice a couple of units which really, should be what we fight against. Not the 42 individual beautiful tribes that we are made to believe are the necessary evil. Here’s a couple:

a. The Matatu Tribe
OH Goodness, where to begin my lamenting! From driving on the sidewalks and insulting you, the pedestrian insisting that you want to be run over, to insulting an old woman who is trying her best to cross the street as fast as her frail body can telling her to take her age elsewhere… (Whatever that means) This is the biggest tribe to be shunned on so many counts of irresponsibility, recklessness and habits that only one can perceive as ungodly. NB: Not all Matatu Drivers and Touts do this just a vast majority especially here in the City of Nairobi.

b. The ‘Socialites’ Tribe

When did our girls become this cheap? Become this senseless? Become this classless? When exactly did our parents let us off the leash, completely? We all know from a certain perspective that indeed we really do not have real socialites but let’s just settle on calling some random, no-so-hot, ratchet girls that. Let’s also put them on literally every paper as soon as they come asking and begging for attention. While at it, why not pay them hundreds of thousands to appear on commercials and videos? #icant

c. The MPigs Tribe
This is a song whose tune has been sung and continues to be sung and will still be sung as long as we never change our thoughts and begin acting and thinking as individuals instead of weird units. Truth be told, NONE of us have ever had a Parliamentarian bring them food to their house in the evening especially after following them around in the name of rallies let alone invite you to their Mansions in the suburbs for a drink of water. NONE of them ever paid your child’s fees. In fact there’s a chance that some of them have slept with your daughters, classmates and will sleep with your children just for a buck and a drink. Oh, I have your attention now? Good.

d. The ‘Classic105’ Lamenter’s Tribe
Oh Goodness! Aren’t those two guys great at their jobs? They rake in millions and also serious listener and caller ratings. Anyway, my issue is with most of these callers. Men and women who call in to justify infidelity. The brainwashing of so many women to acceptance of some weird accepted norm that ‘All men must cheat’, Those who call to shame their spouses, the mother of their children, that man you go home to, that woman who cleans your undies even after soiling them while in another woman’s house. Yes!! That tribe should be shunned.

e. The ‘Sponsor’ Tribe
Here we are again, most of the politicians and wealthy businessmen fall here. They pick these poor boys and girls from their dorms just outside campuses in sleek German machines and take them to specific known locations and hideouts. She or He is most probably 19 or 20, from the village and has never tasted alcohol, barely has money on them to buy their basic necessities and that pot-bellied warthog-faced man or woman is in her 40’s and 50’s, wealthy and bored. Whatever the situation, there’s so many things wrong with the picture. Shun these people!!

f. The ‘Toa-Kitu’ Tribe

Be it Kitu Kidogo or Kitu Kikubwa. This weekend, I took a matatu to Nanyuki and on my way back to Nairobi, there were probably 10 roadblocks and on each block, the driver always shook the hand of one of the cops. We all know what was going on. In public offices, be it trying to get a passport (mind you which you’ve paid a couple thousand for) you will still be asked to part with a couple more for you to get it within a specified period. Owe unto you if you’re in urgent need.

I most probably haven’t spotted each and every of these shunned people but trust me, there will be a Part 2. For a better people, individually and as units, for a better country and its leaders, for growth as individuals and as a nation, we need to shun these tribes. Do away with them as much as we can for our sake, our children’s sake and our children’s children’s sake.

Blessings and Love,

Nyandia.

This piece was first published HERE

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DEAD BEAT: CMB Prezzo EXPOSED and SHAMED by Ex-Wife

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Just when i thought Facebook was becoming boring a good friend of mine suggested i join this group Dead beat kenya and Woow i love its drama and its noble mission of naming and shaming dead beat dad’s who have forsaken their children and women they made pregnant. I joined at the right, on the roasting grill was non other than rapper and big brother africa finalist CMB Prezzo; here is how his ex wife Daisy Kiplagat daughter to retired President Moi’s nephew Isahia Kiplagat;

DEADBEAT ALERT: PREZZO HALETI ACTION!!!
By Daisy Kiplagat,
You all know this monster called Jackson Ngechu kimotho makini aka prezzo. I have not seen or communicated with him since my daughter was 2 yrs. I finally took him to court to pay child support and upkeep of the child and upto date hasn’t paid a dime. Not like he did when we were married. Finally got divorced and full custody of my daughter.

He goes around on TV and since he is able to hold a mic or have fake written interviews he is always claiming to be taking his daughter to the best school in Kenya and that she is her princess spoils her rotten. He has never paid her fees never paid any dime for her up keep all this is my sweat and my blessed parents and family support.

I don’t need to communicate with him but I wanted to have this space to let you all know that this guy instead chooses to go around with women and lie to them how rich he is and yet he doesn’t have anything and stays at his mum’s house. So when you all hear how he does and loves his daughter please don’t be fooled.

Soon I will take further action on him I don’t need anything from him at all I just want him to stop running his mouth and trying to get credit and stop lying to the world just because I don’t like the lime light and I am not and have no interest to ever show my face out there. I never did and never want to. He borrows money from women I don’t know how many lies he says to them but once I got called by a girl when my daughter was 2yrs and she says he borrowed money to pay my daughters school fees.

Honestly I want him to pay heavily for all the lies he has managed to tell the world. I get asked if a school is his cause of his last name not true at all. I get asked so many questions but I thank God I am not know out there so I live a very normal life and happy for sure. Actually my daughter doesn’t know him as his dad she just doesn’t know him at all. Fake ass monster.

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Mukurima Muriuki’s moving TRIBUTE to late Regina Mutuko ex TV show host

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Regina Mutoko; You Belong to the Ages.
By Mukurima X Muriuki
It is difficult to accept news that Regina Mutoko has passed on. While the first reaction would be to question God for taking her so soon, I am reminded of the teaching in the bible that God has plans for everything, and His plans are Yes and Amen.

Back in the 90’s there were not many great shows that had the Kenyan flavor, more than Omo-Pick-a-Box, and no one gave the show the popularity it deserved, more than the host Regina Mutoko. While her smile radiated on the screens every Sunday, disarming almost the entire country, her charm, poise and humility packaged to Kenyans a pioneer woman in the entertainment industry. She created a kind of comfort level in what she did that she would inspire a generation of media personalities who I can safely say, owe what they have been able to achieve courtesy of the pace set by Regina Mutoko.

Regina Mutoko always remained relevant. You could not write her off. While many of her colleagues in the entertainment industry in the 90’s have sublimated into oblivion, she kept on getting better; she kept on growing and inspiring others in different industries. As an ICT director at the USIU, Regina would play a role in shaping how the university implemented ICT related courses to remain relevant not only for the present but also to make sure the institution was an important cog in the engine of Kenya’s aspirations as ICT hub in Africa.

While I am aware that no one is perfect, I would admit I did not hear any false note in what Regina did. While many of her contemporaries would be mired in controversies, that was not something that would define Regina. Of course as she climbed the steep mountain of life, she may have sometimes scarred her knees; she may have in other times broken her skin. But Regina is a reminder that when we face challenges in life, never focus on the scars; focus on the journey.

To Caroline Mutoko, her parents, brothers, sisters, and the entire family; thank you for giving us someone that taught us how to remain relevant. Thank you for giving us Regina who taught us that to succeed in life, you must have different options. Thank you for giving us a trailblazer. I know your heart is broken. I know you have many similar comforting letters, but this was your child. This was your sister. This was your niece. This was your cousin. She was a mother. Nothing will fill your hearts’ loss. But I hope the love that people are showing will make you know Regina did not live in vain; that she indeed touched someone, that she in fact inspired someone, that she was a heroine to many others.

It is well; it is well; it is well

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Media Review: In memory KING of Radio the late TONY MSALAME

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By Bonface Nyangla
The late Tony Msalame was an authentic entertainer both at radio studios and on TV, Tushauriane. The not-so young Kenyans will recall Tony as the signature voice of infant Metro FM radio of KBC.

Teaming with youngster DJs like Lucy Nduta, Angela Obino, Anne Lamayan and Kenyan-Congolese Dr. Harry Kabecha, African Music/Lingala and Benga music grew its own wings at the Metro FM.

Tony was an accomplished broadcaster at ease acting in TV, presenting Jazz Hour on radio and Rhythm and Blues with Fayaz Qureishi. His Zum Zum Kipindi cha Kuongeza Maarifa, which he co-hosted with Kenyan-Tanzanian Tido Mhando was in a league of its own. Come Sunday evening and Msalame na Dada Mrembo Khadija Ali would rock you off your seat with scintillating and often provocative Taarabu ballads.

Tony Msalame trail-blazed modern FM Radio entertainment in Kenya with his Sheki Leggy program. His ilk includes the evergreen Freddy Obachi Machoka (the blackest man in black Africa), Khadija Ali, Eddy Fondo and Abdull Haq not to forget Mwalimu JOJ (Kenyan Franco), John Karani and Jeff Mwangemi.

Tony’s death was a golden feather off Kenya’s national entertainment wing.
A true Kenyan, Sheki Leggy with Tony at Metro FM was the best. His fans spanned all the corners of Kenya. He would start with a call from Kip in Eldoret, follow it with Kasivu from Mwala, spice it with Nyongesa from Bungoma before inviting, Busia, Kisumu dala, Kisii, Kakamega, Muranga, Lunga Lunga na Kenya yote to Shekk leggy.

Rest in peace Tony, we loved you. And may your Sheki FM studio in Mombasa live long in flying your flag/legacy. You were a true Kenyan who warmed our hearts when you lived. Thank you Tony for a life fully lived and enjoyed, we can only repay you by celebrating yours.

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WHY University Students Are On Spree To Infect Others With HIV

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By Gah Kuu

“He has betrayed my innocence, now it is my time to teach them a lesson, all of them.”

Living away from home is like a reverie to most fresh college students especially females. College, for them, offers a comfort zone with a breeze that pleases the heart away from the hawk-eyed parents.

For instance, my friend Jane* (not her real name) a firstborn in a family of five is the first one from the family to join college. Her siblings are still young and are looking up to her as a role model.

Her young parents on the other side are having first time real experience on how to handle a young adult. In their efforts to nature and spruce Jane to an aggressive, independent and straight woman, they have even placed a curfew on her on how she should carry herself around. They determine when she should be at home.

She is virtually living in a cage. No freedom to socialize with friends. To her parents, friends will teach their daughter bad habits.

The caging however ends when she finally joined university. On campus, students have unlimited freedom with nobody to watch over them. Here nobody cares what you do with your time. You can choose to read or party as many times as you can.

So, my friend Jane for the first time has all the freedom. No parents to check on what she is doing, how late she should stay out and stuff.

Uhm! It is amazing how it feels huh. And as predicted she joins bad girls’ group – bad in the sense of the general perception of good. Their gang leader is Kate* from Nairobi. Kate unlike Jane has been enjoying freedom throughout her life. Her parents are always busy attending to businesses abroad. Her life is all about clubbing, touring and more fun. Kate having joined modelling dresses skimpily to the extent of exposing parts of her flesh she should cover.

Never mind that Jane would be so reluctant to do what the gang members do. However with time things change and what she would say abnormal becomes very normal. After all a woman would always remain a woman.

They do not miss any opportunity to meet working class lads in town Friday nights.

The lass is however very cautious to fall prey for the guys obvious seduction tricks.

Her friends are also very cautious. They leave the bar as a team. This is however after downing several bottles of liquor on the men’s bill.

It is a routine for the group. On a certain Friday, Jane went out with Kate and Grace (another friend whose boyfriend they were going to hang out with). They meet with the guy who introduces them to two other guys. What the girls don’t know about this peculiar night is that the lads have a plan that no matter what they must lay the ladies. And to ensure the plan works, they put in place strategy that shall see the girls’ drinks drugged.

Poor Jane tells us of her anguish and strategy to avenge her most painful night. She is on a mission to let it happen, this time she doesn’t mind buying the drinks just to make sure that she gets laid. Her story touched and broke us too. Imagine waking up to stranger next to you with no clothes on. No knowledge of how and why it happened. To make it worse this man wouldn’t have matched any of her qualities of idealism and relationship yardstick.

Furthermore she claims that this ugly son of a bitch also deliberately infected her with dreaded stuff she has always tried to run away from. To avenge her ‘innocence’ and teach every jerk who wants to sleep with and slip something into every lady he meets a lesson.

She has already done ten in two weeks and counting, and you know what, most of them love it served raw, moreover they claim to love the sight of their iced ‘billbous’. This makes her work easier.

To conclude her story Jane is certain that her mission is valid and no amount of persuasion shall impede her charge as it stands for all the ladies innocently abused by the ‘men’.

This story was published by theNairobi Times

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WHY Kisii men and Ladies are NOT FEATURED in Dead Beat Kenya

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By Amazing Julie

I am appalled to note that Kisii men are celebrating because they are not being mentioned on Deadbeat Kenya and are now taking that as a sign that they are the most responsible dads in Kenya.

Allow me to air the truth, which is that Kisii women are born responsible. They cover for their men and they are the ones that make the home. I know many Kisii children will raise their hands and say “If it were not for my mother, I don’t know where I would be today.”

Perhaps things have changed and there are a few good Kisii men that really take care of their families. But a typical Kisii man, takes care of himself first. When for example the tea bonus comes, and I understand this is the period, prostitutes flock from all over the country and the men disappear into Keroka and environs for weeks on end.

And then come back home empty handed. And the wife continuously covers up. And if she does not cover up, she will most likely get beaten up. That’s the truth of the matter. I still speak to many Kisii women who are suffering like dogs. Women who constantly tell me “Julie, please nisaidie I want to come where you are, I leave this nuisance.” Of course I am helpless in this matter so I spend a lot of time texting back and forth and giving encouragement. Because I know many of them have many children and just have no options.

To see Kisii men bragging because they haven’t been anikwad, well it just irritates me. So many of them need to style up. But we the women will continue what we have always done. Which is to protect them and not embarrass them. Perhaps it’s time you appreciated the gesture and took up your role?

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SHOCK: Top Nairobi female politician CAUGHT PANTS down doing it with Nairobi MCA at his house

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Controversial Nairobi female politician is yet again in the mix of a latest sex scam which might finally break up her marriage and that of her secret lover a nominated MCA in Nairobi. The two love birds were caught pants down in the MCA’s house by wife in Kimathi Estate when she (MCA’s wife) made a surprise return at night from her rural home.

According to neighbours MCA’s wife reportedly packed all her belongings including taking off with their children after she busted her husband who’s a TNA nominated MCA laying the controversial female politician at their holy bed. The shocking incident has caused a storm in Eastlands area with Women and Church leaders now accusing the female politician of breaking up people’s houses.

The controversial female politician was infact thrown out of the PCEA Bahati Church after women in the Church became aware of her affair with the city MCA scam that happened two weeks ago. T

his is not the first time the female politician is caught up in a sex scam. Her leaked photos with a leading Nairobi politician trended in the social media after they were busted having nice times at various secret locations.

The top city politicians are now sworn enemies and the two almost shot each other when the female politician appeared with the MCA at a city joint where MALE politician was having a political meeting.

The female politician is not new to scandals and it’s claimed she defected from ODM after party 1st lady threatened her over an alleged illicit affair with former party boss. The female politician is a sex predator and it’s alleged that she has slept with several top ODM officials including MPs and current senators and governors It’s alleged she differed with the top male politician after she refused to share with the flamboyant politician the kshs. 35m ”slap compensation” and instead dumped male politician for the MCA .

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KTN’s s average beauty Sophia Wanuna PROMOTES self on TV, may be in need of a ‘Quincy Timberlake’ admirer?

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KTN’s average beauty backed by extreme make-over Sophia Wanuna decided to use her show ‘Morning express’ to promote self, of course it was claimed she was caught off guard, oh yeah off guad!!….. but it was all well rehearsed and failed to be a surprise to a keen viewer.

In Kenya, media is either promoting self, their tribes and yes their political gods. When will Kenya audience ever get TV shows that are professionally produced? Meanwhile her booty shaking skills may earn her a great admirer like Quincy Timberlake, lets hope wishes of this mother of one are met soon !

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TOP Prostitute SPEAKS out: Sex is Sex. But Money is Money !

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I arrived in New York City from Chelyabinsk, a city right in the middle of Russia, when I was 19 years old, with $300 in my pocket. I turned 24 in March and have managed to save $200,000, by fucking for money. I’ve traveled to Morocco, Paris, Beijing, and Monaco. Men have brought me tea from London, chocolates from Switzerland, lingerie from France and shoes from Italy. I’ve bought my parents a little village house. (I told them I had a rich American boyfriend who was taking care of me.)

I don’t hate men. I am not a victim of child trafficking. I have never been raped, or drugged, or done porn. I’m not an addict. I never had a pimp. I don’t suffer from what my American girlfriends call “daddy issues” and what my shrink refers to as “malformed identity centering on early childhood abandonment.” My dad had lovers. I don’t blame my parents for my job, or my life. Other kids have other problems. My parents had problems when they were kids. My therapist has helped me see that.

I’m a businesswoman. I did what politicians in this country are always encouraging immigrants to do. Work hard, seize opportunity, maximize your talents, and adjust and adapt to the new world economy.

I haven’t worked as an escort for over a year. Not because the job was illegal, though that’s part of it. And not because I sometimes had to deal with idiots, though that was part of it, too.

I got out because I want to study filmmaking, and psychology, and I can afford to do that now. I got out because eventually I’d like to get married and have a kid, and the longer I escorted, the trickier that would get. My life since I quit has been sort of complicated, and I’ll tell you about that. But first I’ll tell you how I got into the business, and what it was like.

I grew up in central Russia. When I was little, I wanted to be a tour guide and see the world. Then a tour bus came through our town and it was small and stinky with no air conditioning. The tour guide had frizzy hair and sweat stains under her arms. I thought tour guides in the United States probably had it better.

I had the phone number of a Russian woman who had said she would host me. When I arrived at JFK, she told me to take the train to Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. I knew about it because in Russian movies it’s a place where you can buy smoked salmon and caviar and nice clothes, and where only people who really achieve can go. I felt lucky.

When I came out of the train station I saw all these ugly people, people in wheelchairs, old people, and the streets were smelly and the people were wearing clothes worse than what people wore in the Soviet Union and the train station was loud and I thought: Fuck, this is not the America that I heard of.

I spent four days there before I met a girl who said I could live with her in Manhattan. When I got there and looked around, I understood the fuss. I understood why all people want to come here.

I applied for jobs at restaurants and medical offices, but no one would hire me. I saw an ad for dancers and called. They picked me up in a truck filled with other young girls. There were a lot of drunken men at the club, trying to touch different parts of my body. I made $300 and decided I would never do that again. I answered another ad, to work in a Turkish café. The owner said, you don’t have to work: If you just let me fuck you, I’ll pay you. No thank you, I said. Actually, it was more like, fuck off, you stupid dude. I’d been in New York two weeks, but I was getting better at English.

Then I saw an ad about massage. It said I didn’t need experience and I could make up to $500 a day.

I stood in a room with another girl and when the guy came in and got undressed, I did what the other girl did, and rubbed his back and his legs. Then after 30 minutes the other girl got undressed, and I realized, “Oh, this is why I’m getting $100 an hour.” So I got undressed and we jerked him off.

I started working five days a week. After two months, the spa told me I couldn’t work there anymore. I don’t know if it was because they were mad because I had been seeing private clients, or they just wanted to keep getting new girls.

The other girl from the spa and I decided to rent an apartment and to work on our own. We pooled our savings and bought a massage table and a bed and we started advertising on Backpage.com. We were making about $800 a day each. Most of the guys wanted more than a massage, which is what they all called a hand job, and they offered to pay more. I’m not sure what my friend did, but I always said no.

One of my regulars, he would come for a massage three times a week, and always give me nice tips, sometimes $100. He asked about my life in Russia and told me I might feel better if I talked to a psychologist. He gave me the number of one he’d heard of, who spoke Russian, and extra money to pay for a few months to talk to her. And he offered me $1,000 an hour to have sex with him. It was tempting, but I thought that if I ever fucked for money, I would never respect myself again. He told me he liked me just the way I was. He told me he would like to help me get into school, to take care of me. He told me I would be a great psychologist, because I made people feel comfortable.

So when he invited me to the Plaza Hotel one night, I went. He had an expensive suite with great views, opened a bottle of expensive champagne, and we started to talk. We talked for a while and then we got undressed and had sex. He gave me an envelope with $1,000, but he said it wasn’t payment; it was just because he liked me so much.

He had to leave the next morning for a business trip to Chicago, but I stayed in the suite and ordered room service — orange juice and a big fluffy omelet with mushrooms and beautiful golden toast and little pats of butter shaped like sea shells. I was so happy. I felt like Vivian from Pretty Woman.

He didn’t call me when he got back from Chicago. I called him, but he didn’t answer, so I called him at work. His secretary told me he was “not available.” She told me he would not be available, ever. I opened my eyes that day.

Clients knew me as Angelina or Anna. Angelina was “sweet, intelligent, fun and playful… a devoted pleasure seeker who takes enjoying life very seriously indeed.”

Anna was more shy, a “European companion who adores luxury travel… often passionate, sometimes hilarious but rarely forgettable.”

Angelina cost $800 an hour, $4,000 for the night; Anna ran $900 and $5,000. According to rankings in The Erotic Review (TER), the Yelp of the commercial sex world, each rated in the top 1 percent of all escorts.

But there are lots of young, pretty girls in my business. What got me to the top — and what kept me there — was my work ethic and attention to detail. I was successful because I learned some hard, valuable lessons about making it in the sex-for-money business.

Here are some of them:
Lesson 1: Spend Money to Make Money

I paid someone to write my ad copy. I paid professional photographers $1,500 to shoot my pictures. I considered those investments in myself.

The best page for escorts, Eros.com, costs $400 a month to place an ad. They charge the most, and they attract the most serious escorts and guys who are willing to submit to screening. Backpage is more wide open, and it gets cheaper guys, as well as scary, freaky guys. Craigslist is barely worth mentioning. That’s where people get killed.

I spent $50 a day on Eros so I could be listed in the “What’s New” section, and I learned that to have an impact I had to be “new” for at least 20 days a month. I spent $500 a week for a “featured” spot. So that’s almost $4,000 a month right there. The girls who would only spend the basic $400 a month, they’d only get one email in two weeks. They’d be sitting at home, sucking their fingers.

Then there’s rent, because you want a separate apartment to do your work, because you can’t worry about roommates, and that costs at least $3,000 in Manhattan. You can rent a cheaper place in the Bronx, or Queens, sure, but you think guys with money are going to come see you there?

In my first ads, I used very little copy. What was the point? What I know now is that guys want to know the women they’re fucking. It surprised me, but a lot of them — most of them — really need to feel a sort of connection. Reading about Angelina’s easy laugh, or how Anna loves luxury travel, made them more comfortable. And when they’re more comfortable, they call. I always wondered why Playboy ran those little interviews with the girls alongside the photos. Now I know. The guys who are jerking off want to feel like they know the girl.

Lesson 2: Make Stereotypes Work for You

Anna and Angelina were exotic and vaguely foreign-sounding without any specific nationality.

Men here — especially American men — have certain ideas about certain nationalities. If you’re a South American girl, then you’re wild, you’re fun, and you love to fuck. If you’re Asian, you’re bad! You’re freaky, and you’ll do anything, and you’ll want to do more! American men think Russians are hot, but also icy and mean. Some of the guys have had some not-so-good experiences with what I learned they call Russian gold diggers. American girls are seen as being in really good shape and put-together, and open-minded and fun. Sometimes they have cute ponytails and big smiles, but guys think they’re sort of selfish and bitchy, too.

Once I learned all that, I decided that Angelina and Anna would be beautiful and mysterious, cosmopolitan, but no one would be able to tell from their names what part of the world they were from. They wouldn’t give a client any reason to rule them out based on stereotypes. It’s just smart business.
Lesson 3: The Price Is Right

These days, guys can fuck porn stars for $2,000 — and they advertise on the same sites I do. They can hire “sugar babies” for $4,000 a month. There are even “sex vacations” for $2,000 where you get food and lodging thrown in along with the sex. So if you want to make money as an escort, you better deliver something special. I did couples. I offered toys, role-playing, and BDSM. (I didn’t do anal and I didn’t even know what it was until one of my clients asked about it, then explained it. At first I thought he was joking and I think I hurt his feelings a little when I laughed. If I ever were to do anal, I would charge at least $1,500 for it, mostly because what I learned is that guys think it’s so forbidden and are so shy about asking for it and that they think most girls don’t really like it). Mostly, I offered understanding. The truth is, even for guys who hire me for three or four hours, the sex usually only takes about 15 minutes. It’s the understanding they’re buying.

White girls can charge the most, at least in New York. Then Spanish girls, then Asians (Koreans and Japanese tend to demand more than Chinese), then black girls. I don’t know if it’s supply and demand or what, but one of my clients, a handsome blonde actor, he told me to take advantage. He told me he’d been up for 10 commercials in the past five months, and hadn’t gotten a single one. He said it was because the marketplace wanted brunettes now, because of the increasing Latino population and their buying power. (I often learn business tips from my customers, even when they don’t know it.) In any case, I took advantage. I charged top dollar. What amazes me is some of the American girls who only charge $400. I don’t know if it’s because they’re stupid, or too lazy to study the competition, or they’re not as serious about their work. Maybe it’s because they never stepped on a stinky tourist bus with no air conditioning.
Lesson 4: One Is the Most Profitable Number

With an agency, they screen your clients. They set up your appointments. They take care of you. What they also take is your money. For massage parlors, it’s half. For escort agencies, it’s 30 to 40 percent.

Girls who work at the agencies don’t want to deal with owning their own businesses. To me, that’s shortsighted. First off, the ones that advertise 20 girls usually have two, one blonde and one brunette. So, of course, those girls are working hard. Really hard. If an agency gets 20 clients a day, each of those girls is fucking 10 guys — a day. At the end of a summer, they have $50,000, but they had to fuck a lot of guys for that. To me, that’s not worth it. It’s not cost-effective.

I worked hard, but once I went into business for myself, I worked hard for myself, not someone else. It’s the entrepreneurs who get rich.

I’m 5’7″, 119 pounds, with long legs, hazel eyes, full lips, and a slim body that has been getting attention since I entered puberty. That’s the raw material. It’s my product, so I took care of it.

I’m a vegetarian and I have a personal trainer. I got manicures and pedicures at least twice a week, always red, and always showed up in expensive lingerie and thigh-high stockings.

Every time I met a client it was a performance, so I prepared. My mascara cost $130. Hair color was $200; eye shadow was $50, as was foundation and lipstick. A nice lingerie set costs at least $100; I spent $600. Not to mention the shoes.

In real life, girls prepare in the same way, then the guy takes her to a diner, or he says, “Let’s go to a sports bar and we can drink bottles of beer.” What a schmuck. No wonder so many guys complain about not getting laid.

My dates gave me flowers, Prada coats, iPhones. They did not take me to diners, or sports bars. When a guy meets an escort, he wants to be nice, he wants to prove he’s the best, he wants to be great.

And then in real life, he can be so stupid. Last Valentine’s Day, I was in a McDonald’s near my apartment. Valentine’s and Christmas and Easter are never big days in my business, at least with the guys who have money. I came there to drink some Coca-Cola and because the internet worked faster than in my apartment. I had bought myself flowers, daisies and violets. There was a couple sitting next to me and the girl said, “OMG, how cute are your flowers?” I was in a pretty good mood and I said to the guy, “Maybe it’s time to buy your girlfriend flowers,” and he said, “She’s okay without them.”

I’m not sure why, but that made me so mad. “Fuck you!” I said to the guy, and I left.

The big part of my job started at the door. You don’t pay attention to the envelope he has. You pretend it doesn’t even exist. You’re smiling because he’s a handsome man, and there’s chemistry. If he’s shy, you offer him a glass of wine. If he’s super shy, you ask, can you massage him, there’s nothing wrong with a massage, right?

Sometimes I would say, “Oh, you’re so handsome,” because people like to be flattered, even if it’s not true. People like to believe the better things, because believing better things is easier. And guys who are paying $1,000 an hour really believe the better things! If he can afford $1,000 an hour, he already thinks he’s cool. When a guy’s got money, he thinks he’s cool, cooler than regular people.

They all wanted you to come, and they wanted you to come more than once. The 60-year-old guy who wants me to come five times before he has an orgasm believes it’s because he cares about me. But it’s because he wants to prove to himself that he can still make a young girl come. (I told lies for a living, but the biggest lies in the world are the lies people tell themselves.) So of course I pretended to come. And I learned that the best, most convincing, easiest way to show my clients I had an orgasm was just to say, “I just came.” That’s it. Nothing fancy. I’m not that good an actress, and it’s not necessary, anyway. “Oh, I came” would always do the trick. They believed it. They were so proud. The truth is, for most girls, you can’t tell: It’s like God, or love, you don’t see it, but you believe it exists.

As important as it was for me to do, and say, certain things, equally important was what not to do and say. I didn’t ask about the guy’s family. Not because it was crossing any boundaries (you’d be surprised at how many men brag about their kids) but because what if someone had just died? That would make him sad. I never, ever wanted to make a client sad.

For the same reason, I didn’t talk about anything that was bothering me. In Russia we have an expression: “If I’m hungry and you’re full, you won’t understand me.” A billionaire doesn’t understand what shitty problems I have. It’s bad business. Telling your guy might get him to help you once, or twice, but it’s going to turn a potential regular, long-term client into a non-repeat customer. A guy will complain to you over and over, but he doesn’t want to hear your complaints. I promise you that.

I tried to be entertaining. I would tell clients I just got back from Dubai, or Hawaii. I’ve never been to either place, but I learned about them on television and I told stories about all the sheiks in the marble hotels in the desert, and the big waves at Oahu. It made me more exotic, more interesting. Guys like to fuck women with pretty faces and slim bodies, but they also like to fuck interesting girls.

I don’t eat a lot. Once a day I ordered vegetable fried rice from a place around the corner because it’s fast — five minutes to cook, five minutes to deliver, five minutes to eat — and if I spent two hours in a restaurant, that’s at least $1,600 I was not depositing into my bank account. I eat slower now, but still not a lot.

If a guy wanted to take me to dinner, I would have a salad, and juice. No garlic, no onions, no coffee. Nothing that stinks. Even if he doesn’t mind, other men will. I rarely drink and don’t do drugs. Payment in advance. Condoms, of course. No discussion of price over the phone.

I was available 12 hours a day, noon till midnight. I was always prompt, always nice, even when the client was rude. One or two bad reviews can hurt business.

I liked to book two or three days in advance. If a guy emailed and said, “Hey, what’s up, are you free later?” I wouldn’t see a guy like that. It’s better to have two great, dependable clients than 10 occasional customers. That’s what’s called the “80–20 principle.” I read it in a business book.

I would travel with clients. I wanted them to know I was special, but not bitchy. So when I told them I wanted first class on the jet, I didn’t say, “You have to treat me right!” I said, “I have really long legs and in coach they get cramped and then I lose my flexibility, I cannot do doggie style so good.” That seemed to do the trick.

Even though what I really want to do is to be a film director, or a psychologist, I study business, too. I had to. One of the biggest things I always read was to learn from your mistakes.

My biggest mistake when I started was when the guy asked if I had a boyfriend, and I said no, which was true. Then when he asked why not, I said “Because he couldn’t fuck me good.” I said that because I thought it would get the men excited. But what happened is the guy would try to fuck you so hard. So hard! I could tell it wasn’t the natural way they did it, it was awful. So after that, when a guy would ask why I don’t have a boyfriend, I would frown a little and say, “Well, he was Jewish and I didn’t want to convert because it would have killed my parents,” and the guy would look at me and hold my hand and say, “Oh, I totally understand, poor thing,” and all the guys would be so sweet, and gentle. Even the Jewish guys.

Ninety percent of my clients were married, and most were bankers. If you know an investment banker who tells you he’s never been to an escort, you know a saint — or more likely a liar.

About a third of the guys liked to watch me masturbate. I’d say 98 percent wanted to go down on me. Fifty percent told me what big dicks they have. The ones who bothered me were the ones who really did have giant dicks (about one fifth of the guys who thought they did). No girl wants to take one of those on. Eighty percent asked if I came.

Some wanted to take me shopping; others wanted to take me to dinner. One guy just sat and looked at me like I was a statue. I asked him if he didn’t want to do something, to have some fun, and he just shushed me. Another guy just fucked me for an hour, and he kept making train noises, “Wooo, wooo, wooo.” I put my finger in his ass so he’d come faster, but it didn’t work. Finally I just lay there, didn’t even pretend I was enjoying it. That’s rare for me, to stop pretending. But come on. Woo, woo, wooo? It was annoying.

Men are all alike, but they’re all different, too. One guy paid me $20,000 a month and I needed to be available to him two full days and nights every week. He was 62, divorced, a very nice guy. I would have liked a couple other guys like him. Sometimes we went to movies, or to dinner. Sometimes we fucked. He had cancer and he said he loved me and wanted to marry me. I don’t know how much money he had. I didn’t want to marry him and find out he just had debt. And I wasn’t comfortable asking him how much he would leave me. This might sound odd, but it just doesn’t seem right to ask. Plus, I didn’t want to make him feel bad. For business reasons, and because I liked him.

He used to get four or five escorts a week, but he stopped after he met me because he said he loves me. I needed to be honest with him. So I told him, “I like you, but I don’t love you. I can’t fall in love in just a few months.” He said that was okay, I was young, I would learn.

I had another guy in his 60s, from Illinois. He said he wanted me to move to Illinois with him. “No,” I said, “I don’t think so.” I didn’t come from Russia to the United States so that I could live in fucking Illinois! I didn’t tell him that, but it’s what I thought. He said he had come to New York to find a wife, because New York was the best, and escorts in New York were the best. He said they all like to fuck so much. They all like to please you. I was in a bad mood, so I said, “We like to please you because you pay us!” We stopped seeing each other after that.

I had one guy videotape us having sex and when I noticed I grabbed his phone and erased it and told him to get the hell out of my apartment. I had another guy tell me he wanted free sex, or he was going to call the cops. I told him I would put his phone number up on Backpage.com and say he was a gay escort. You run into assholes, and you have to know how to handle them.

Young guys are bad. Virgins are awful. Young virgins are a nightmare. I had one guy, all he had done was watch porn and jerk off until he was 25. So it was “Do this position, do that position, turn over, turn around.” I don’t think he even knew how to talk to a woman. I felt sad for him. But I tried to be nice.

Clients fall into four categories. There are the guys who want to pay for your companionship. There are the guys who think they’re buying a relationship. There are the ones who think they own you. And then there are the couples. The first group is the simplest. The second, while they think they’re sweet, can be much more demanding. The guys in the third group were the biggest headaches. One guy demanded to pour honey all over me before he fucked me. I said no. He said he’d pay double and I said no. He said he’d pay triple and I said okay. The whole time, I was thinking about cleaning the sheets, and another two and half hours of hair and makeup. That’s when I decided that if he ever asked me for honey again, I’d charge quadruple. At least.

My favorite kind of client was the fourth kind — the guy who invited me over for a threesome with his wife, or girlfriend.

A great thing about doing couples: With a couple, you would go through the door and see a table covered with good wine, different types of cheese and fruits, like it’s a celebration of something. If it’s just a guy, you see a glass of water and an envelope on the shelf.

There were also more positive emotions — more emotions, period. With a guy, you feel like he wants to have it all, to make sure he’s getting his money’s worth. When it’s a girl, you can just relax and have your conversation. You can eat fruit.

Usually threesomes are two or three hours long. The couples were always shy, even though they had done threesomes before. (I was never the first for a couple. I’m not sure why.) I had to do the first step. “I’d like to get to know you better,” I would say, or, “I’d like to kiss you.” Even with the emotions and the conversation, I knew, they were not paying me to talk.

First I would be with the girl. Then the guy would be standing there and wouldn’t know what to do, so I would invite him to kiss with us. All of a sudden we’d all be naked, in the bed, but then it would be the girl and me having fun, and the guy doing his own thing, and honestly, I would forget about him. His girlfriend would definitely forget about him. I promise you that.

And then after 30 minutes, she would remember she had a boyfriend and that he might be lonely. She would usually give him a blow job then. Ninety percent of the time I wouldn’t do much with the guy in a threesome. Partly because I was having so much fun with his girlfriend, but mostly because it wouldn’t have been good business. I didn’t want the girls to be jealous.

I loved doing couples, but I charged more than twice as much. I got $2,000 an hour, and the sessions were usually at least two hours. I charged more not because the work was harder — it obviously wasn’t — but because I could. That’s the cool thing about capitalism.

It was hard to quit. My psychologist said the best way to leave the business was to think about doing it the rest of my life. Usually, a girl thinks she’ll work one more week, save a few more thousand dollars. Or one month, one more trip to Las Vegas. But then another year has passed. I would see girls on The Erotic Review with 600 reviews. That’s 10 years, at least. I didn’t want to be one of those girls.

Some of my girlfriends have quit but they haven’t managed to stay quit. One got a job on Wall Street. They pay her $6,000 a month. I used to make that in a day. So did she. She escorts in her spare time. It’s hard to give up money.

Another girlfriend got a job at an advertising agency. Nice people, good benefits, interesting work. But she started at $80,000 a year. She knew she could make that in two months as an escort, so she decided she would just take the occasional client, just to “supplement” her income. Now she’s almost full-time at both jobs. She’s making money, but she’s a wreck.

I don’t know if I would recommend being an escort. I know that there are dangers. Getting arrested is just one thing. I read about the serial killers. Child trafficking. Violent pimps. I think those people should be locked up forever. But I never felt close to any of that stuff. I think it’s because I approached it like a business. My psychologist says I was lucky.

I miss some things, not just the money. I enjoyed to dress nice all the time, to put on makeup. Now I don’t have a reason to even put nail polish on, and I miss that. I’m wearing my T-shirt and jeans every day for weeks, and I do my own manicure and pedicure, and sometimes that makes me a little sad.

I’ve had one boyfriend since I quit escorting. I met him at a nice bar. He was just a few years older than me, very polite, a banker. When I met him, he told me he used to fly in his private jet to Vegas all the time. I believed him. But then when we went out, it was always, “Let’s just meet for drinks, why don’t you come over later?”

Since then I’ve been dating. I use the internet, and everyone — guys and girls — posts ads of themselves on Match, or OkCupid, or wherever, saying how great they are, how they like long walks on the beaches and they’re looking for fun, or love, or whatever.

Dating is weird. My clients were older than the guys I’m dating now, and these guys don’t have that much money. Clients, if they like you, they spoil you very well. Boyfriends don’t really care. They have their dinners with work, their ball games they watch with their guy friends.

Before my job I never did blow jobs for boyfriends. If they would ask, I would be like, “Are you kidding me?” Or if they would say, “Change positions,” I would be like, “What are you talking about?”

Since I quit, no blow jobs, either. If you’re dating somebody and he didn’t live good before, and you start giving him blow jobs and doing different positions, you can spoil him. I don’t want to spoil someone that much.

If someone’s not paying you, you don’t have to do blow jobs, you don’t have to smile all the time, you can be yourself. But after a while you feel like something is missing. The something is money. You’re sitting in the same apartment, you’re the same you, but something is missing. Your wallet is empty. Sex is sex, but money is money.

I don’t regret what I’ve done with my body, or my life. I had some good times and some not-so-good times. I’ve met some interesting people and some idiots. I’ve learned a lot about what men and women want and need.

I don’t eat $100 breakfasts anymore. No smiling blow jobs. I don’t hang out with some of my old escort girlfriends. I miss them, but I have to weigh, okay, on one side friendships with whores, on the other side, a family, and my future. So I make a choice.

In one of my film classes, we watched The Great Gatsby. Gatsby always wanted to be something better. He would never really do it, but he tried. The girls in this business, they want to touch this new world all around them, so they go to expensive stores, expensive restaurants. You want to be someone you have never been. If you’re a girl who is pretty and has dreams and maybe comes from a small town where men behave differently toward you because you’re prettier than the other girls, you think that will help you be something better. So you try.

It can help you get money, that’s for sure. But after, you have to find that world for yourself.

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Kipkura: The STRANGE matau ride and we do it again and AGAIN !

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By Kura Kipkura

En route from ‘Sisibo’ (64) to Kitale aboard this seven seater human carrier. I’m, as usual, seated immediately behind the driver just in case of a crash, i be a beneficiary of the driver’s selfish last minutes maneuvers to save his life first.
As we set off, the space is full of life , steaming with conversations.

Two parroty boys at the backseats emmiting eucalyptus scented perfume are talking of girls, alcohol, some movie with a forgetably strange name and how MKU Kitale Campus tops the list of the most fascinating academic destinations in the region (sic).

Two older men seated besides me are discussing a garage investment they are possibly co- owning, the driver is mannerlessly taking over a tete-a-tete at the front as i remain loyal to my newspaper.

It doesn’t take long before everything is interestingly hushed down to a pin-drop silence. I take a break from the pen art to confirm what has happened to hearty conversations that could only be interrupted by a passing devil.
My eyes shift from the Invisibly racing maize plantations outside to the speed meter, now at the 120th mark and back to all and sundry in the car. Everybody is in a panic/prayer mode.

I close my newspaper and like he was waiting for it, the next guy borrows it perhaps to ease his fears. I fumble and luckily get hold of some dusty seat belt on the sides on my seat, fasten them and take a deep breath. On seeing that, the man with my paper too looks for his safety straps, fastens and returns my paper without a word.

Everybody follows suit as the driver, oblivious of the sudden graveyard silence paddles the accelerator with the zeal of an ISIS suicide bomber. I decide to read some humor section of the paper to avoid the scary thoughts.

Thirty minutes later and in God’s wish, we safely land in Kitale, a supposedly one hour drive distance covered in fatal adrenaline pumping 30 minutes!

The passengers alight one by one, each gives the driver a cold stare, never say a word and then leaves.

As i read along the dying lines of Ted Malanda’s magic, ”mboss, hapa ndio kitale” the drivers high pitched heavily accented voice rings. ‘Oh!’ i pretend i didn’t know after realizing i am the only one remaining, i get out, just like my fellow lucky passengers, give him the same cold stare and walk away humming a praise and worship tune. Anyway, a hard earned 200 bob is not worth 30 minutes. Kenyan Driver, please spare our lives, tumia speed governor ‘Murechu’.

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I Love My Husband, But Here’s WHY I Want to Cheat

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I’m one of the lucky ones: I’m married to my soul mate.

The first time I ever saw Nige, my heart caught in my throat and my stomach dropped faster than you can say “love at first sight.” I was captivated, awed and knocked sideways by the depth of my attraction to him.

We met during a life-changing workshop. He was an assistant, I was participating. Having clawed my way to life over the previous two year from an disorder that ravaged my soul and filled me with shame, I had learned to practice radical honesty — especially when I didn’t want to.

“Secrets keep you sick,” my mentors said. I didn’t want to be sick, so I went against all my instincts and told Nige and the group members in the therapeutic community he was co-leading of my attraction.

There was never an agenda for me other than to feel better.

Somehow, my honesty made way for love to enter. Four years after that first moment, we went on a date. Eight years after that first encounter — almost to the day — we got married.

My commitment to honesty means that I share the secrets and dark thoughts that would otherwise quietly eat away at my sense of self-trust and integrity.

Today, my secret is this: I love my husband, but I often want to cheat.

Recently, I met K while walking the dog. We just… clicked. The conversation flowed easily, we shared doggy jokes and I walked home a little taller, a little bit excited. I checked in with myself: Do I fancy this man? The answer was a resounding ‘No.’ I wasn’t physically attracted to him.

Yet, I was happy when we bumped into each other on the field from time to time. I lingered longer than I normally would. He seemed kind of troubled, unclear about his life. His dissatisfaction with the world, his relationship and himself leaked out through seemingly innocuous comments. No, I wasn’t attracted.

Then, one day, we spent two hours together. The evening was chilly. Normally I would have gone home, but I didn’t. Neither did he. We just… stayed. Talked, joked, hung out.

A fellow dog walker asked us if we were married. Alarm bells went off. I thought of Nige and a quiet guilt nagged at me. This had become a secret.

Over the following days, I obsessed over K, wondering whether I’d see him. I was confused — I wasn’t attracted to this man physically, yet I was getting off on the idea that he liked me.

Here’s what I don’t want you to know: I started walking Molly past his house, hoping to “accidentally” bump into him.

I “coincidentally” walked the dog at the time he walked his — 6 p.m.. I felt disappointed each time I didn’t see him.

I thought about him a lot. At work, on the way to work, on the way home, at home, in the morning, while walking, while spending time with Nige.

His name even came to mind while my husband and I were having sex. I mentally ejected him from my thoughts — I wasn’t even attracted to him, and I had never fantasized about anyone else while being intimate with Nige.

The cumulative impact of these behaviors — these secrets — on my sense of integrity was indubitable.

I felt guilty and ashamed of myself.

I also felt scared: Taking the next step felt so… easy. So close. I knew that I could up the ante just a little bit and find myself in deep waters.

It frightened me that my hunger for a cheap thrill had the power to overshadow the vows I took on March 16, 2012. To throw away the trust, intimacy and love that we’d worked so hard to build felt unnervingly easy, so easy to throw away.

Part of me was actively fuelling the obsession. Part of me wanted to cheat.

What was happening in my marriage, that this might be sparked?

Little things. A courageous conversation or two was needed, but it was nothing drastic — honestly.

What was happening in me, that this might be sparked?

Ah. Here is where the juice was.

I was afraid of love. I know it might look like I was looking for love, but I was really following what A Course in Miracles describes as “the ego’s dictate”: seek and do not find.

What drove this attraction, as it has done many others before, was a hidden belief that love is dangerous. That if I fully dive into my love for my husband, it will engulf me, swallow me whole. There’ll be no “me” left. Just like when I was a young girl and my mum’s alcoholism drowned the whole family in her sorrows.

What drove this attraction was the possibility that I might be deeply, unwaveringly loveable. That it might actually be possible to be in love, on purpose and successful.

What drove this attraction was a subconscious drive, handed down through generations of women in my family, to sabotage happiness and push love away. I’m one of the lucky ones, married to my soul mate. This cannot possibly last. I must create trouble at base camp.

The work I live by and teach reminds me daily that I have a choice about who I want to be in the middle of my struggle. Deny what is happening inside of me, and I set myself up for a fall.

Tell the truth, and I make way for love.

So I shared it with Nige. All of it. It was hard. I felt swamped with shame. But I did it anyway. I probably saved my marriage in the process, and I’ll do it again if I have to.

I want to cheat on my husband some days.

But I want to know him, and to be known by him, more than I want to prove my fears right.

And that, my friends, is why I tell the truth.

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Phil Etale meets SUPER CHEATERS, Shock of the Year !

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By Phil Etale

Am seated some where and a guy and beautiful lady walked in about an hour ago. From deeds and talk one could think they look like a couple… I thought so too until 20 mins ago.

They walked in looking so exhausted and each one of them ordered for energy drink ‘Red Bull’… After some while, the lady’s phone rings and the lady quickly tells the man, “my husband is calling”. She picks up the call and she responds “hun, chama bado haijaisha, in fact ndo chairlady ameingia tu saa hii” then she pauses (listening to the other end) & she responds again “nikujie tu, najua unapenda kunishuku sana”…

Then the lady says to the man *boyfriend* “huyu mtu anaitana but ni poa umenishughulikia”. The man responds “wacha nikudrop kule anafaaa kukupick, sitaki kuvunja nyumba ya mtu na yangu iko chonjo”… then they leave.
Wa! Am shocked.

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Hon Mike Sonko HITS HARD Senator Johnstone Muthama on mistreating WIFE

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Nairobi Senator Hon Mike Sonko has turned hit to his Machakos counterpart senator Johnstone Muthama for harassing his wife Agnes Muthama.

Hon Sonko wants senator Muthama to respect his wife and stop mistreating her.

The flamboyant senator has now written a message on his head to Muthama hoping Mrs Agnes Kavindu muthama will get justice.

Senator Muthama wants to evict his ex wife from their palatial home in Machakos and turn the house into a wiper head office in machakos.

Hon Sonko is quoted to have told his associates that he is dedicating this year’s Mashujaa message to his beloved shags senator and colleague Hon Johnstone Muthama

Agnes Kavindu Muthama has a Court Order barring her husband from evicting her from their Machakos home.
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WHAT LIFE TOOK AWAY FROM ME

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By Private-Socrates

I secretly wished she would agree to a date with me, there was nothing I could do to make it happen. Whatever I had for her, whatever I gave her, whatever I let her take, it could never be enough. Never enough to be sure. Never enough to satisfy her. Never enough to stop her from walking away. Every day of seeing her with other men was absolute sorrow and pain.

Clear outlines of pains of unreturned love were permanently imprinted on my face and I needed time out. Out of this world. I considered suicide as an honorable option. I was going to commit suicide not because I wanted to die, but because I wanted to stop the pain. The pain that she knew I loved her but she made it clear to me that I only existed in her life but not her heart.

Things happened so fast. One lonely night as I was preparing to take my troubled heart to bed, I heard a limp knock at the door. It was rather late and for a moment, I got scared. It was one of those chilly winter nights where you would expect no visitor at those odd hours of the night. Nonetheless, I slowly opened the door and guess who was standing there. Yes, you guessed right. It was her. Her hair was midnight-black and it flowed over her shoulders in an astonishing prudence. She had honey sweet lips. They were lilac soft.

I realized I still loved her. So much. But what on earth was she doing at my place? It was the third year in line ever since I declared my love for her. She had never given me even a second of her time. She was ever out of reach. Especially for the poor me.

I closed my eyes, thinking that there is nothing like an embrace after an absence, nothing like fitting my face into the curve of her shoulder and filling my lungs with the scent of her. I let her in. She looked rather depressed and worn out. Though her eyes were gleaming scarlet from the moonlight that was bathing my room from the window, I noticed a deep sense of emotional exhaustion from her eyes. I got scared.

That night was a night that I will always hold on to as long as the skies remain blue and the fields remain green. She told me amid troubled whispers that though she had not given me her time, he still held me with the greatest trajectory of deep love and admiration. I wrapped my arms around her neck and pulled her closer.

All that mattered was that she was her, My match. My partner in crime, in the long battle I’d just signed on for to right the wrongs in the Alchemist world. In that moment, it seemed that as long as she and I were together, there was no challenge too great for us.

One thing I will not lie to you guys about is that my love was a victim of a severe condition. Throat cancer. This condition was an ultimate death penalty to her and it was evident to me that it troubled her soul. Nonetheless, I dedicated myself, my energies, my thoughts and my all to helping her live one day at a time.

And from the time it lasted, however short, it was the best! I spent morning and noon and nightfall with her. I took her tears, her smiles, her kisses…the smell of her hair, the taste of her skin, and the touch of her breath on my face. I wanted to see her in the final hour of her life…to lie in her arms as she takes her last breath. All this is because I loved her. Because she made me a complete man. A perfect collision of destiny.

Then came the fateful day. The day life and death had a conversation in my heart. She called me and asked me whether I could stay even a day without calling, texting or even checking her out. I thought that was a hard puzzle but I would try it out. I wanted to stand her test and wish, though it was indeed a hard one. That day I went away, to check out my friends down the streets.

I stayed till late evening. And even extended the visit up to late into the night. I hadn’t called her or texted her. I had passed her test! I opened the door late into the night with an extra key that I had carried with me. There she was. Lying on bed, fast asleep. ‘Honey am back!’ … no response. ‘Honey I passed your test!’ … no response.

Then I saw the note that was beside her. And with shaking hands.. I read through it. My love, my throat cancer has finally claimed my life. I appreciate immensely for the undying love and care you offered me in the short time we were together. If you managed to stay without calling or texting me the whole day, kindly learn to do that every day. Until we meet again..in heaven.

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SHOCK: Man suffers ENDLESS ERECTION after sleeping with married woman

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By Faustine Odeke

TORORO – Police in Tororo are dumbfounded after a 23-year old man sought help claiming a man whose wife he had slept with had caused him an endless erection for eight straight days.

Simon Peter Olara, a guard attached to HARSH Security Company limited and deployed at Tororo cement industry started experiencing an endless painful erection after having sex with Christine Aboth 23, the wife to Jaffar Wambede, a radio and TV technician in Malaba town.

Aboth, who lives at Greenland trading center, has for the last two weeks been seeing Olaro after bitterly separating with Wambede in June this year.

Wambede had accused her of stealing household property and aborting whenever she conceived.

Olara, groaning in pain, told Malaba police on Tuesday that he had started experiencing the abnormal erection on September 8, 2014 soon after having sex.

He said ever since the erection started, the situation had worsened as he could not even sleep at night.

After failing to receive medical attention at St Anthony’s hospital where doctors advised him to undergo surgery, Olaro was taken to Malaba police by his colleagues, friends and LCI chairperson of Greenland trading center, Maureen Alowo to plead with Wambede to forgive him in case he had a hand in the strange happening.

Aboth told the police that she ran away from Wambedde due to torture leading to miscarriages but promised to return the house hold property she had stolen to save Olara.

She explained that ever since Olara’s abnormal situation, she has been spending sleepless nights as he cries throughout.

She accused the former husband of having a hand in her new fiancée’s condition saying when they were separating, Wambedde assured her that she would never have peace with any other man, an allegation he vehemently denies.

Wambedde said he could not do such a thing to an innocent young man because Aboth is no longer his wife and at best, he has a new wife.

Alowo described the situation as strange occurrence and the first of its kind in her village which is located adjacent to Tororo cement limited.

She said they decided to look for Wambedde after they had failed hospitals and spiritual leaders around.

Alowo pleaded with Wambedde to take back his ex-wife if he was still interested so as to save Olara’s life.

Julius Jingo, the officer in charge of Malaba police station said they had received the complaint and investigations had commenced.

He explained that the allegations by Aboth that Wambedde threatened her on the day of separation could not be taken lightly but instead it would act as a lead to help them establish the truth while he warned the members of the public to desist from witchcraft.

Michael Odongo, the Malaba regional police spokesperson said Wambede’s situation was very tricky since there was no law criminalizing witchcraft and sorcery.

Odongo said after convincing both parties they agreed to consult a witchdoctor in Busesa Iganga district to save the situation and restore Olaro’s life.

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Marriage Is For LOSERS !

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You can be right, or you can be married; take your pick. I can’t remember who told me that, but I do remember that they were only half-joking. The other half, the serious half, is exceedingly important. This is why.

Many therapists aren’t crazy about doing marital therapy. It’s complicated and messy, and it often feels out of control. In the worst case scenario, the therapist has front row seats to a regularly-scheduled prize fight. But I love to do marital therapy. Why? Maybe I enjoy the work because I keep one simple principle in mind: if marriage is going to work, it needs to become a contest to see which spouse is going to lose the most, and it needs to be a race that goes down to the wire.

When it comes to winning and losing, I think there are three kinds of marriages. In the first kind of marriage, both spouses are competing to win, and it’s a duel to the death. Husbands and wives are armed with a vast arsenal, ranging from fists, to words, to silence. These are the marriages that destroy. Spouses destroy each other, and, in the process, they destroy the peace of their children. In fact, the destruction is so complete that research tells us it is better for children to have divorced parents than warring parents. These marriages account for most of the fifty percent of marriages that fail, and then some. The second kind of marriage is ripe with winning and losing, but the roles are set, and the loser is always the same spouse. These are the truly abusive marriages, the ones in which one spouse dominates, the other submits, and in the process, both husband and wife are stripped of their dignity. These are the marriages of addicts and enablers, tyrants and slaves, and they may be the saddest marriages of all.

But there is a third kind of marriage. The third kind of marriage is not perfect, not even close. But a decision has been made, and two people have decided to love each other to the limit, and to sacrifice the most important thing of all—themselves. In these marriages, losing becomes a way of life, a competition to see who can listen to, care for, serve, forgive, and accept the other the most. The marriage becomes a competition to see who can change in ways that are most healing to the other, to see who can give of themselves in ways that most increase the dignity and strength of the other. These marriages form people who can be small and humble and merciful and loving and peaceful.

And they are revolutionary, in the purest sense of the word.

Because we live in a culture in which losing is the enemy (except in Chicago, where Cubs fans have made it a way of life). We wake up to news stories about domestic disputes gone wrong. Really wrong. We go to workplaces where everyone is battling for the boss’s favor and the next promotion, or we stay at home where the battle for the Legos is just as fierce. Nightly, we watch the talking heads on the cable news networks, trying to win the battle of ideas, although sometimes they seem quite willing to settle for winning the battle of decibels. We fight to have the best stuff, in the best name brands, and when we finally look at each other at the end of the day, we fight, because we are trained to do nothing else. And, usually, we have been trained well. In the worst of cases, we grew up fighting for our very survival, both physically and emotionally. But even in the best of situations, we found ourselves trying to win the competition for our parents’ attention and approval, for our peers’ acceptance, and for the validating stamp of a world with one message: win. And, so, cultivating a marriage in which losing is the mutual norm becomes a radically counter-cultural act. To sit in the marital therapy room is to foment a rebellion.

What do the rebellious marriages look like? Lately, when my blood is bubbling, when I just know I’ve been misunderstood and neglected, and I’m ready to do just about anything to convince and win what I deserve, I try to remember a phone call we recently received from my son’s second grade teacher. She called us one day after school to tell us there had been an incident in gym class. After a fierce athletic competition, in which the prize was the privilege to leave the gym first, my son’s team had lost. The losers were standing by, grumbling and complaining about second-grade-versions of injustice, as the victors filed past. And that’s when my son started to clap. He clapped for the winners as they passed, with a big dopey grin on his face and a smile stretched from one ear of his heart to the other. His startled gym teacher quickly exhorted the rest of his team to follow suit. So, a bunch of second grade losers staged a rebellion, giving a rousing ovation for their victorious peers, and in doing so, embraced the fullness of what it can mean to be a loser. When I’m seething, I try to remember the heart of a boy, a heart that can lose graciously and reach out in affection to the victors.

In marriage, losing is letting go of the need to fix everything for your partner, listening to their darkest parts with a heart ache rather than a solution. It’s being even more present in the painful moments than in the good times. It’s finding ways to be humble and open, even when everything in you says that you’re right and they are wrong. It’s doing what is right and good for your spouse, even when big things need to be sacrificed, like a job, or a relationship, or an ego. It is forgiveness, quickly and voluntarily. It is eliminating anything from your life, even the things you love, if they are keeping you from attending, caring, and serving. It is seeking peace by accepting the healthy but crazy-making things about your partner because, you remember, those were the things you fell in love with in the first place. It is knowing that your spouse will never fully understand you, will never truly love you unconditionally—because they are a broken creature, too—and loving them to the end anyway.

Maybe marriage, when it’s lived by two losers in a household culture of mutual surrender, is just the training we need to walk through this world—a world that wants to chew you up and spit you out—without the constant fear of getting the short end of the stick. Maybe we need to be formed in such a way that winning loses its glamour, that we can sacrifice the competition in favor of people. Maybe what we need, really, is to become a bunch of losers in a world that is being a torn apart by the competition to win. If we did that, maybe we’d be able to sleep a little easier at night, look our loved ones in the eyes, forgive and forget, and clap for the people around us.

I think that in a marriage of losers, a synergy happens and all of life can explode into a kind of rebellion that is brighter than the sun. The really good rebellions, the ones that last and make the world a better place, they are like that, aren’t they? They heal, they restore. They are big, and they shine like the sun. And, like the sun, their gravitational pull is almost irresistible.

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