Go Fuck Yourself

“I originally wanted to call my book Go Fuck Yourself, but figured the publishing world might not appreciate the humor—or the boldness,” laughs Eric Sprankle, PhD, author of DIY: The Wonderfully Weird History and Science of Masturbation. Sprankle, a professor of clinical psychology and co-director of the sexuality studies program at Minnesota State University in Mankato, recently shared insights from his book on the Smart Sex, Smart Love podcast. In his engaging and enlightening discussion, he delves into the rich and often bizarre history of self-pleasure, while dismantling persistent myths about masturbation that have lingered for centuries. Sprankle’s work not only educates but also empowers readers to embrace self-love without shame—a message that resonates perfectly with the spirit of the HaPenis Project. – Thank You Dr Eric Sprankle

Imagine you walked into a pub and saw yourself sitting at the bar. Would you find that man attractive and give him a furtive second glance? Would you take the vacant seat next to him and start chatting him up? Would you want to fuck yourself? Of course, we all have hang-ups about our bodies, which are never as handsome, toned or youthful as we’d like. Yet there’s a lot more to attraction than physical appearance. Personally, my tastes in men are fairly diverse, and I am attracted to men of various shapes, sizes and ages. In fact, I find mature, everyday, normal men much more sexy than handsome, honed, hunky models. What really makes a man stand out is a welcoming smile, friendly word, glint in his eye, and a restrained self-confidence. While most of us can’t do very much about our physical attributes, everyone can work on the personable aspects that make us more appealing and approachable. If you did meet yourself in a bar, hopefully you would find that man attractive and want to fuck yourself all night. HugH