You sound like Mzungu.
Mwafrika we plan our retirement different.
I want to retire in Malindi or Diani or say in Kericho or Kampala.
I want to marry possibly another wife before I hit 60yrs.
So my retirement plan is around buying land say in Malindi and building nice little mansion to enjoy the sun and water.
Or buying a farm where I hope to retire to farm.
So for me my retirement goals are simple.
I want to retire in a farm of 100 acres - own a small tea factory - own a couple of retirement homes - at least one at the coast.
Sasa hii mambo ya index fund or IRA or 401K.
Kenya Plato aka Njamba use one handle.
And first deal with many kids you have all over US before you talk retirement.
Also, I plan to live the rest of my life in the West. So why would I buy land and invest in second or third wife. America it is easier to live with a longtime girlfriend. Marrying in the West is for useful idiots
Also, I plan to live the rest of my life in the West. So why would I buy land and invest in second or third wife. America it is easier to live with a longtime girlfriend. Marrying in the West is for useful idiots
Njamba,
Leave that place, that place that place I tells ya before it's too late.
I am shocked that you still believe in Hamellica being paradiso.
And take your muthendis out of that place, that place, that place I tells ya.
Hamellica's unfunded liabilities alone are in the hundreds of trillions. Pensions will go up in smoke pia.
Derivatives pia are 30 times worse than they were in 07/08.
I like Punditos retirement plan.
Ni hayo tu.
Oldun n Njamba,
Marrying again in 55-60 is great decision to get a companion, helper and kids to keep you busy and engaged.
Otherwise having all that money in 60-and 70s - you're lonely is no good.
Your 1st wife and kids after all those years will be pretty bored with you...or have moved out of the nest or be dead.
But getting a young woman - of 30-40s - not badly beaten - can give you quality 20yrs of your retirement life
And they can help change your diapers when your body gives up.
As long as you money to sustain her - and her 1-2 kids - iko sawa.
This is what wazungu are doing - coming to africa - to marry again - and get things to keep them busy
Like dropping kids at school while you're 70s :) is greatest thing you could do;
It kills your boredoom.
Look at kibor he was a miserable demented Oldman
You think the world looks like your busaa infested kipakerion village. I can hire two Latino nurses and a black one to change my diaper and careless my dick. Living with a woman requires a lot of patience and foolishness
Invest in farmland of 100acres with 5 blocks of 20 acres each block to have oranges mangoes lemon apple avocado so in every season that is after every 2 months you will be getting 1Mn..then build small apartments and godowns warning maybe 300k pm that's enough...that thing of shares is no go zone.
After this,rent a 2 bedroom apartment in lavibgton.Have two or three girlfriends between 32-39 years who still have lots of sexual energy.make sure they are people wives which means they come with less baggage and less phone calls to disturb you...then have a house maid mature for random quickie...lots of alcohol..you will enjoy life.
Marrying a woman in your 50s is crazy.The fight between her and step children..the small baby crying,Mara hospital at night in laws drama then this lady will be milking you dry or steal from you or kill you like Cohen.. you won't even measu her sexual drive..she will cheat with shamba boy.you will become mad.
Oldun n Njamba,Hey BRO, we are night and day. Marrying a second woman at 50 for retirement? I think environment and where you grow up shape our way of life. In my early 40s, I'm planning on how I will be healthy and wealthy to take care of my only wife for the next 40 years in a unique way. Hopefully, we can empower our kids and grandkids to be healthy, wealthy people who respect family, relationships, integrity, USA, and money! I have no time for any other woman in my life! I think having wife and kids takes a man's time. Taking time to entertain another person is doing disservice to the existing family!
Marrying again in 55-60 is great decision to get a companion, helper and kids to keep you busy and engaged.
Otherwise having all that money in 60-and 70s - you're lonely is no good.
Your 1st wife and kids after all those years will be pretty bored with you...or have moved out of the nest or be dead.
But getting a young woman - of 30-40s - not badly beaten - can give you quality 20yrs of your retirement life
And they can help change your diapers when your body gives up.
As long as you money to sustain her - and her 1-2 kids - iko sawa.
This is what wazungu are doing - coming to africa - to marry again - and get things to keep them busy
Like dropping kids at school while you're 70s :) is greatest thing you could do;
It kills your boredoom.
Oldun n Njamba,Hey BRO, we are night and day. Marrying a second woman at 50 for retirement? I think environment and where you grow up shape our way of life. In my early 40s, I'm planning on how I will be healthy and wealthy to take care of my only wife for the next 40 years in a unique way. Hopefully, we can empower our kids and grandkids to be healthy, wealthy people who respect family, relationships, integrity, USA, and money! I have no time for any other woman in my life! I think having wife and kids takes a man's time. Taking time to entertain another person is doing disservice to the existing family!
Marrying again in 55-60 is great decision to get a companion, helper and kids to keep you busy and engaged.
Otherwise having all that money in 60-and 70s - you're lonely is no good.
Your 1st wife and kids after all those years will be pretty bored with you...or have moved out of the nest or be dead.
But getting a young woman - of 30-40s - not badly beaten - can give you quality 20yrs of your retirement life
And they can help change your diapers when your body gives up.
As long as you money to sustain her - and her 1-2 kids - iko sawa.
This is what wazungu are doing - coming to africa - to marry again - and get things to keep them busy
Like dropping kids at school while you're 70s :) is greatest thing you could do;
It kills your boredoom.
Exception - applies if you have an excellent wife - like RVHH - but rest of us - if you feel like starting new life in 50s - I'd go for it. Women age fast. Men will remain active.I think aging faster depends on the kind of life and treatment subjected to an individual. The old adage of marrying a woman few years younger was and still Godsent however, you can make a woman really look young and vibrant by limiting stress to near zero and doing things that makes her heart happy. Aging is all stress and shida, not necessarily age factor. I met my wife at 17 and we've been rolling ever since with zero stress and shida right here in the US, but I think if we were in Kanairo, or anywhere in Kenya, I think shida, stress, ad environment would have taken a toll on us!Oldun n Njamba,Hey BRO, we are night and day. Marrying a second woman at 50 for retirement? I think environment and where you grow up shape our way of life. In my early 40s, I'm planning on how I will be healthy and wealthy to take care of my only wife for the next 40 years in a unique way. Hopefully, we can empower our kids and grandkids to be healthy, wealthy people who respect family, relationships, integrity, USA, and money! I have no time for any other woman in my life! I think having wife and kids takes a man's time. Taking time to entertain another person is doing disservice to the existing family!
Marrying again in 55-60 is great decision to get a companion, helper and kids to keep you busy and engaged.
Otherwise having all that money in 60-and 70s - you're lonely is no good.
Your 1st wife and kids after all those years will be pretty bored with you...or have moved out of the nest or be dead.
But getting a young woman - of 30-40s - not badly beaten - can give you quality 20yrs of your retirement life
And they can help change your diapers when your body gives up.
As long as you money to sustain her - and her 1-2 kids - iko sawa.
This is what wazungu are doing - coming to africa - to marry again - and get things to keep them busy
Like dropping kids at school while you're 70s :) is greatest thing you could do;
It kills your boredoom.
Cheating with married wives is one surest way to die early.
I agree on farming - passive crops - permanent no stress crops.
I dont think you understand what marriage is about - it's not about sex.
Sex you can buy anytime.
Marriage is find a companion - a friend - someone to keep your busy.
Some you take care of - if they are sick - and they do the same.
Those sick kids - will also take care of you - when you're sick.
But you 1st wife and their kids - will be out of the nest - they will be conspiring to finishing you either way.
Their intention will be to inherit your wealth - while almost totally leaving you lonely and depressed.
But if you have new smaller wife with smaller kids who depend on you - they will value you like your 1st wife did and the kids.
Then you die :) and you've lived two lifetimes - married twice - raised kids twice.
Your 1st wife will understand - and the kids will understand - you just put down your feet.
And you also make sure you move town.
Dont marry in Gatundu - move far - and start new life - say in Malindi.
Very unlikely an 60yr old woman can fight over man and his new wife; she will have no fight left in her; how can she compete with 35yrs old.
If they follow you - Join awour church and act mad for few months :)Invest in farmland of 100acres with 5 blocks of 20 acres each block to have oranges mangoes lemon apple avocado so in every season that is after every 2 months you will be getting 1Mn..then build small apartments and godowns warning maybe 300k pm that's enough...that thing of shares is no go zone.
After this,rent a 2 bedroom apartment in lavibgton.Have two or three girlfriends between 32-39 years who still have lots of sexual energy.make sure they are people wives which means they come with less baggage and less phone calls to disturb you...then have a house maid mature for random quickie...lots of alcohol..you will enjoy life.
Marrying a woman in your 50s is crazy.The fight between her and step children..the small baby crying,Mara hospital at night in laws drama then this lady will be milking you dry or steal from you or kill you like Cohen.. you won't even measu her sexual drive..she will cheat with shamba boy.you will become mad.
I am hedge in both localities but I want to live the next 39 years shaking it with Akina Tanisha and Tameka
Folks in Kenya nowadays seem to have different views on marriage, sex, money, etc, than folks in 80s and 90s. Been watching Kenya's loyalty tests, and it seems unempowered women are selling their bodies for money regardless of marital status. I feel sorry for young married folks in Kenya and folks in relationship generally. Infidelity is almost guaranteed because of economic factors.
As you age, sex diminishes, but with the modern world and medicine, a 60 to 70-year-old man can be as deadly as a 17-year-old in bed with modern enhancements. For instance, talking about enhancement, lips never gets old. Your Musa can be ineffective but your lips, whether 20 or 60, can produce the same inefficiency, and now with the blue pill, and other breakthroughs; you can be just as brutal as anyone at age 80 in bed. I firmly believe safe wet dripping effective sex can hold marriage more than money when augmented with a meaningful relationship. Investing in both (Money and wild sex) is better to deploy both platforms to suit your needs. The best bet is to stick with one woman and get the most from that woman instead of being all over, however, if the woman is not playing ball, better to find another! A person deserves to live a happy, Joyful, stress-free, and safe life at all times! and that folks, can be achieved by being healthy, wealth, great sex/fine woman!
😆 @Githunguri
Kenyan tough anemic economy seems, without a doubt, to have taken a toll on marriages, relationships, and family. Average Kenyan is a conman, I mean it is very hard to find an honest person that is why I think women have decided to take conmanship to another level through their bodies. I think the scrouge of umalaya will end when the economy is restored and folks feel secure financially. Naturally, people are not that evil, but if food or money has to be found, except humans, to explore anything possible. Here in the US, people are still honest traditional, and civil like Kenyans of the 80s and 90s, especially on sex matters. A good economy and financial stability allow humans to maintain their morals. I think the same can happen anywhere poverty and brokenness are rampant.
Religion seems not to be working because pastors and religious folks, I hear are the ones pounding church congregants Mandigo's way.
On MIGRATION, I don't think it has anything to do with imorality: Bad economy is the cause of pretty much all the evils in the society. Having death with my family and few people I know, I just think Kenyans were living in better circumstances up to 2006-8. After Kibaki's reelection chain of events started and the rest is history. Even during Moi days cost of living was way affordable but today even those earning 100K can barely eke out a living. I think Kenyan mentality changed somewhere around 2010 where Kenyansbwants to own a car, live large without enough income. With cheap loans and changed view folks went on to massive debts the same way government was doing. The end results are exorbitant interests and new way of fake western living that is eating salaries and squeezing shilling to smithereens. If folks can learn to live the traditional 90s lifestyle with 70K salary today, cost of living would not be as unbearable as it is now. For instance, don't own a car with 50K salary. Don't have babies and baby mommas everywhere without wealth. Ni shida Tubu! Cost of living can be managed by changing approach to life but Kenyans seem not aware of it. People are living very reckless lives in Kenya. Pombe, fake spirits, expensive wines, etc and bad economy filled with flawed humans is a recipe of disaster. Feel sorry for folks under 50 in Kenya! They are just surviving in a very tough environment where everything goes!
😆 @Githunguri
Kenyan tough anemic economy seems, without a doubt, to have taken a toll on marriages, relationships, and family. Average Kenyan is a conman, I mean it is very hard to find an honest person that is why I think women have decided to take conmanship to another level through their bodies. I think the scrouge of umalaya will end when the economy is restored and folks feel secure financially. Naturally, people are not that evil, but if food or money has to be found, except humans, to explore anything possible. Here in the US, people are still honest traditional, and civil like Kenyans of the 80s and 90s, especially on sex matters. A good economy and financial stability allow humans to maintain their morals. I think the same can happen anywhere poverty and brokenness are rampant.
Religion seems not to be working because pastors and religious folks, I hear are the ones pounding church congregants Mandigo's way.
On MIGRATION, I don't think it has anything to do with imorality: Bad economy is the cause of pretty much all the evils in the society. Having death with my family and few people I know, I just think Kenyans were living in better circumstances up to 2006-8. After Kibaki's reelection chain of events started and the rest is history. Even during Moi days cost of living was way affordable but today even those earning 100K can barely eke out a living. I think Kenyan mentality changed somewhere around 2010 where Kenyansbwants to own a car, live large without enough income. With cheap loans and changed view folks went on to massive debts the same way government was doing. The end results are exorbitant interests and new way of fake western living that is eating salaries and squeezing shilling to smithereens. If folks can learn to live the traditional 90s lifestyle with 70K salary today, cost of living would not be as unbearable as it is now. For instance, don't own a car with 50K salary. Don't have babies and baby mommas everywhere without wealth. Ni shida Tubu! Cost of living can be managed by changing approach to life but Kenyans seem not aware of it. People are living very reckless lives in Kenya. Pombe, fake spirits, expensive wines, etc and bad economy filled with flawed humans is a recipe of disaster. Feel sorry for folks under 50 in Kenya! They are just surviving in a very tough environment where everything goes!
Definitely Kenya economy as far as cost of living is damn expensive - this is where you appreciate Museveni - and his model of gov - life in Uganda or TZ is cheap.Yes, taxes are unbearable, however, without those massive taxes government cannot meet its obligations. There is a video of former US senator talking about how killer taxes blocks Africa from moving ahead. If you add all the hidden and none hidden taxes Kenyan pay, you won't believe it. And yes, they are necessary or the government will collapse. It will be very tough for the next president the first year on office but something must be fundamentally changed to expand the economy
We have to figure out why life in kenya has become very expensive. It's probably too much taxes on a small base? You can imagine beer of now 350 in many place - wines and spirit even more expensive than developer world.
Kenyans are incredibly hardworking, fun loving and happy people - that I give it to them. People just seem to thrive despite the odds. They party harder than anyone. They laugh and smile easily than anyone. It's like Kenyans just have chosen to defy everything and be positive in their hell-hole.
But is it economy - or just reality of life; I have observed most happy retirees; they are happy with small wife taking care of their needs;😆 @Githunguri
Kenyan tough anemic economy seems, without a doubt, to have taken a toll on marriages, relationships, and family. Average Kenyan is a conman, I mean it is very hard to find an honest person that is why I think women have decided to take conmanship to another level through their bodies. I think the scrouge of umalaya will end when the economy is restored and folks feel secure financially. Naturally, people are not that evil, but if food or money has to be found, except humans, to explore anything possible. Here in the US, people are still honest traditional, and civil like Kenyans of the 80s and 90s, especially on sex matters. A good economy and financial stability allow humans to maintain their morals. I think the same can happen anywhere poverty and brokenness are rampant.
Religion seems not to be working because pastors and religious folks, I hear are the ones pounding church congregants Mandigo's way.
On MIGRATION, I don't think it has anything to do with imorality: Bad economy is the cause of pretty much all the evils in the society. Having death with my family and few people I know, I just think Kenyans were living in better circumstances up to 2006-8. After Kibaki's reelection chain of events started and the rest is history. Even during Moi days cost of living was way affordable but today even those earning 100K can barely eke out a living. I think Kenyan mentality changed somewhere around 2010 where Kenyansbwants to own a car, live large without enough income. With cheap loans and changed view folks went on to massive debts the same way government was doing. The end results are exorbitant interests and new way of fake western living that is eating salaries and squeezing shilling to smithereens. If folks can learn to live the traditional 90s lifestyle with 70K salary today, cost of living would not be as unbearable as it is now. For instance, don't own a car with 50K salary. Don't have babies and baby mommas everywhere without wealth. Ni shida Tubu! Cost of living can be managed by changing approach to life but Kenyans seem not aware of it. People are living very reckless lives in Kenya. Pombe, fake spirits, expensive wines, etc and a bad economy filled with flawed humans is a recipe for disaster. Feel sorry for folks under 50 in Kenya! They are just surviving in a very tough environment where everything goes!
I am hedge in both localities but I want to live the next 39 years shaking it with Akina Tanisha and Tameka
he he he he he jienjoy.
But to me nothing beats retirement in Kwiinya (back to our roots) with the missus, man. Tulifanya ivo almost a decade ago na hatujaregret kabisha kabisha.
Leave Hamellica for the youngsters, blo. After thirty fae, Hamellica is a thrill no more.
These days I prefer easy low tide days in Lamu.
Or polite rooftop nites in Westie
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Wachana na dogo dogo taabu tupu. They will just give you HBP. There's something really timeless and rewarding about sticking to one woman for decades. The memories and challenges you go through pamoja are priceless. Dogo dogo are cheap thrills - a chasing of the wind, just like the rat race is.
Ni hayo tu.
Man lamu looks very appealing. I may buy a property there for winter vacations
Bitcoin is a dangerous asset to have in your portfolio
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/13/bitcoin-btc-falls-as-market-focuses-on-celsius-issue-fed-rate-hike.html#Echobox=1655118697
Omollo and Robina must be crying in the toilet.Bitcoin is a dangerous asset to have in your portfolio
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/13/bitcoin-btc-falls-as-market-focuses-on-celsius-issue-fed-rate-hike.html#Echobox=1655118697
?s=20&t=ZT4wIs5T1jrt_E4VvnjGpA"Households have $2 trillion in excess savings"
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) June 13, 2022
uhm, they also have $30 trillion in stock market losses in the past 6 months
Definitely Kenya economy as far as cost of living is damn expensive - this is where you appreciate Museveni - and his model of gov - life in Uganda or TZ is cheap.
We have to figure out why life in kenya has become very expensive. It's probably too much taxes on a small base? You can imagine beer of now 350 in many place - wines and spirit even more expensive than developer world.
Kenyans are incredibly hardworking, fun loving and happy people - that I give it to them. People just seem to thrive despite the odds. They party harder than anyone. They laugh and smile easily than anyone. It's like Kenyans just have chosen to defy everything and be positive in their hell-hole.
But is it economy - or just reality of life; I have observed most happy retirees; they are happy with small wife taking care of their needs;😆 @Githunguri
Kenyan tough anemic economy seems, without a doubt, to have taken a toll on marriages, relationships, and family. Average Kenyan is a conman, I mean it is very hard to find an honest person that is why I think women have decided to take conmanship to another level through their bodies. I think the scrouge of umalaya will end when the economy is restored and folks feel secure financially. Naturally, people are not that evil, but if food or money has to be found, except humans, to explore anything possible. Here in the US, people are still honest traditional, and civil like Kenyans of the 80s and 90s, especially on sex matters. A good economy and financial stability allow humans to maintain their morals. I think the same can happen anywhere poverty and brokenness are rampant.
Religion seems not to be working because pastors and religious folks, I hear are the ones pounding church congregants Mandigo's way.
On MIGRATION, I don't think it has anything to do with imorality: Bad economy is the cause of pretty much all the evils in the society. Having death with my family and few people I know, I just think Kenyans were living in better circumstances up to 2006-8. After Kibaki's reelection chain of events started and the rest is history. Even during Moi days cost of living was way affordable but today even those earning 100K can barely eke out a living. I think Kenyan mentality changed somewhere around 2010 where Kenyansbwants to own a car, live large without enough income. With cheap loans and changed view folks went on to massive debts the same way government was doing. The end results are exorbitant interests and new way of fake western living that is eating salaries and squeezing shilling to smithereens. If folks can learn to live the traditional 90s lifestyle with 70K salary today, cost of living would not be as unbearable as it is now. For instance, don't own a car with 50K salary. Don't have babies and baby mommas everywhere without wealth. Ni shida Tubu! Cost of living can be managed by changing approach to life but Kenyans seem not aware of it. People are living very reckless lives in Kenya. Pombe, fake spirits, expensive wines, etc and bad economy filled with flawed humans is a recipe of disaster. Feel sorry for folks under 50 in Kenya! They are just surviving in a very tough environment where everything goes!