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Jason Armstrong

Jason Armstrong is the writer of the blog Hunting for Sex: Cautionary Tales from the Quest (voted by Kinkly.com as one of the top 100 sex blogs of 2013). He has been published by DNA Magazine (Australia) and on DailyXtra (Canada), and has an essay included in the anthology Best Sex Writing of the Year Vol. 1 by Cleis Press (US). In 2016, Jason released his first book, Solosexual: Portrait of a Masturbator, which hit #1 on Amazon Kindle in the Gay Studies section.

What’s A Cock Summit and Who Is The Mastermind Behind It?

You may know Dr. Jallen Rix, otherwise known on BateWorld as Hand2rod, as the creator of the hugely popular Cock Meditation videos (in addition to his own personal videos). A sexologist, Dr. Rix has now collaborated with the BateWorld team to produce a weekend retreat that will take men out from behind their computers and into a community of like-minded bators

Review: Secret Of The Golden Phallus

With an introduction by the inimitable Joseph Kramer, the book is written by Bruce P. Grether, the originator of the phrase “Mindful Masturbation.” He had me at the opening of his preface, in which he writes This book is about only one thing: your relationship with your penis. His book speaks to the experience so many bators have of connecting to something divine during bate, connecting to all things, all times, all men who have ever masturbated, past, present and future.

Introducing Gooning: Portrait of a Masturbator

When masturbation is the subject of a book you’re writing every bate gets to be categorized as “research”. I am indeed writing a book about masturbation, and I do “research” every day. I often scribble down notes on a notepad as inspiration or revelation hit me during a bate. A lot of my pens are sticky. My name is Jason Armstrong. I’m the author of a sex blog...

DAWN OF THE SOLOSEXUAL

ORIGINALLY POSTED AT KINKLY.COM

If you ask any open-minded, educated person about masturbation, they will most likely smile and say it’s wonderful, healthy and normal. However, if you told them that masturbation was your favorite sexual outlet or even your only sexual outlet, that smiling face might turn into one of concern or confusion.