"Raw, real, and hilarious." -- Jennette McCurdy, #1 New York Times bestselling author of I'm Glad My Mom Died and Half His Age "A hot, hilarious, and heart-warming triumph. Ryan is the funniest writer I know, so I wasn't surprised that this book had me chuckling on practically every page, but nothing could have prepared me for the depth of his wisdom and the generosity of his insights."--Coco Mellors, New York Times bestselling author of Blue Sisters "Sex, drugs, fame, Provincetown, someone else's tuna sandwich. I don't care what the subject is, so long as Ryan O'Connell is writing about it, then I'm reading it. Inspiration Porn is a hilarious and profoundly honest collection of essays about what it means to lose, find, and love yourself amidst the dumpster fire of the 21st century."--Grant Ginder, author of So Old, So Young " Inspiration Porn teaches us how to make up for lost time. After years of living with cerebral palsy, Ryan O'Connell's journey from self-loathing to a deep inner acceptance reminded me of the popular self-love teachings during the AIDS crisis.
They taught us to look in the mirror and say "I love myself just the way I am" over and over. In dishy, fun, and sexy essays, Ryan shares the same lesson for a new generation of readers." -- Joe Westmoreland, author of Tramps Like Us lsy, Ryan O'Connell's journey from self-loathing to a deep inner acceptance reminded me of the popular self-love teachings during the AIDS crisis. They taught us to look in the mirror and say "I love myself just the way I am" over and over. In dishy, fun, and sexy essays, Ryan shares the same lesson for a new generation of readers." -- Joe Westmoreland, author of Tramps Like Us lsy, Ryan O'Connell's journey from self-loathing to a deep inner acceptance reminded me of the popular self-love teachings during the AIDS crisis. They taught us to look in the mirror and say "I love myself just the way I am" over and over. In dishy, fun, and sexy essays, Ryan shares the same lesson for a new generation of readers.
" -- Joe Westmoreland, author of Tramps Like Us lsy, Ryan O'Connell's journey from self-loathing to a deep inner acceptance reminded me of the popular self-love teachings during the AIDS crisis. They taught us to look in the mirror and say "I love myself just the way I am" over and over. In dishy, fun, and sexy essays, Ryan shares the same lesson for a new generation of readers." -- Joe Westmoreland, author of Tramps Like Us.