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Damayor

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Hi all, I am a 36 year old Kenyan BM who has been browsing the forum under the radar. I have in the past dated mainly kenyan and AA women, and while I still do appreciate them, I have developed a big attraction for white women.

I have dated a few WW and will continue to do so until I find the right one.

Asante!
 
Hujambo, bwana! Habari gani?

Welcome to the forum. :) My husband is a gorgeous Kenyan man (that's him in my signature photo). What part of Kenya do you hail from?
 
Welcome my african brother hope you enjoy this site. Akwaaba! (welcome in the Ashanti language of Ghana)
 
Hi all, I am a 36 year old Kenyan BM who has been browsing the forum under the radar. I have in the past dated mainly kenyan and AA women, and while I still do appreciate them, I have developed a big attraction for white women.

I have dated a few WW and will continue to do so until I find the right one.

Asante!

Welcome to the fold bro, hope you put forth some quality, informed and educated discussions on here.
 
Thank you all for the welcomes.

@ Sin Mari - Mzuri sana. I was born and raised in Nairobi, so I may be considered a city boy. My parents are from central.

Where is your husband from?
 
Thank you all for the welcomes.

@ Sin Mari - Mzuri sana. I was born and raised in Nairobi, so I may be considered a city boy. My parents are from central.

Where is your husband from?

Great to have you here :) I'm new here myself. My sponsor child Mary lives in Nairobi. I hope to visit here one day.
 
Thank you all for the welcomes.

@ Sin Mari - Mzuri sana. I was born and raised in Nairobi, so I may be considered a city boy. My parents are from central.

Where is your husband from?

My husband is a country boy, he's from Naro Moru. I was there last year for 6 months actually. :) Loved it, although it was an odd experience for a white girl from Australia. :rolleyes:
 
Welcome to the fold bro, hope you put forth some quality, informed and educated discussions on here.
There seems to be a generally good vibe in this place. I hope to add to that.

Welcome aboard!
Asante Captain!

welcome & hello
Asante! and hello!

Asante! Is that you in the picture?

Asante redlady! I'm already liking this joint.:D

cool welcome
Asante!

Great to have you here :) I'm new here myself. My sponsor child Mary lives in Nairobi. I hope to visit here one day.
Welcome! Try to visit, It could change your perspective of Africa. It's also great that you are sponsoring a child in Kenya, education is one of the few ways out of poverty in a country like Kenya.

My husband is a country boy, he's from Naro Moru. I was there last year for 6 months actually. :) Loved it, although it was an odd experience for a white girl from Australia. :rolleyes:
I used to pass Naro Moru on my way to Nanyuki. 6 months is more than enough to get a feel of a place. Hope you enjoyed your stay.
 
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