Diversity Rules Magazine

November 2019

Diversity Rules Magazine - _lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning_

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14 Diversity Rules Magazine November 2019 Jason Armstrong's first book, Solosexual: Por- trait of a Masturbator, went to #1 on Amazon Kindle upon its release in 2016 and was later released in Italian by publisher dR Edizioni. His wri ng has appeared in Best Sex Wri ng of the Year (Cleis Press), DNA Maga- zine, DailyXtra.com and Kinkly.com. Jason lives in Toronto, Canada. What happens when the man once dubbed "The World's Most Famous So- losexual" goes on PrEP and dives back into the world of gay partnered and penetra ve sex? Ja- son Armstrong reveals an incredible journey of sex- ual adventure and self- explora on in his follow up to the acclaimed Solosexual: Portrait of a Masturbator. Since the publica on of Solosexual, Jason has dis- covered new aspects of the world of sexuality— both around him and inwardly. The advances of PrEP open his eyes to new possibil es. Follow along as Jason takes you with him into the world of bath- houses, sex clubs, pros tu on, porn, drugs, and peep shows to discover how men are having sex and where they are finding it—all seen through the eyes of one for whom masturba on is king. Or is it? From the Introduc on to Ge ng Off: How do you get off? Do you want to know how I get off? Do you want to know how he gets off? Ques ons like these burn in my brain, a brain that has sex on it 24/7. On a crowded subway, I can't help but look at each and every man—young or old, pre y or less-than pre y, seemingly gay or straight—and wonder how these men feed their sexual appe tes. And furthermore, I wonder what they are starving for, and why? I spent most of the last three years having solo sex—masturba on had become my favourite sexual outlet and culminated in my first book called Solosexual: Portrait of a Masturbator.And when I use the word "sex" I most certainly include masturba on in its defini on. Part of the goal with my first book was to help other men embrace masturba on as a valid first choice among the many sexual outlets available to us. Doing so only made me wonder: What other outlets might I in turn embrace? However, having limited sex to me, myself and I, what did I know of what other men were ge ng up to sexually? Is the internet keeping men at home? Are porn and online chat rooms causing public male spaces to close up shop? Or is the Getting Off A Book By Jason Armstrong

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