Jeffery Self book "Self Sabotage"

Gosh, he’s a writer, producer, actor, and director and yet he’s not Cole Escola.

Does Jeffery have a hit play touring the country with a bosomed understudy?

I will say, his IMDB page is more honest than Cole’s. Pictures of Jeffery make him appear as if he survived a Lutheran fentanyl rehab. Cole, on the other hand, looks like the boy next door. I’ve seen a lot of graffiti on that kid’s head.

Sex worker? Try hooker.

Perhaps he has raisin titties and he cried, R2.

George Bernard Shaw remarked on the chummy relationship between the stage and the brothel.

The excerpt here sounds like he's leaning way too hard into the "It's just like hooking up only for money!" narrative.

He's tiresome.

I don't think prostitution is an interesting subject unless it involves famous people. I'm not going to buy this guy's book to read about him fucking a gross nobody for money when we've all done that for free.

What exactly is he known for?

He’s a lousy writer.

He was the catalyst for Andy Cohen's "vile pit of trollery" comment about DL.

He’s ok. Kind of up his ass and always “on “ in mixed company. Theres a certain kind of Hollywood gay in that whole writer/actor scene that has polished their personality to the point where they can not longer be internal. Like they’ve taken the lessons of improv study and applied it to life to the point where the ping pong game must never stop. As an introvert I find it exhausting.

OP, we must always include reference links in posts such as this. You know better. You want your potential reader to engage immediately, not leave your post to go search for the topic at hand. Let's work on this going forward.

I loathe him and have for many years.

He gives a shout out to Datalounge… stating that reading about himself here is worse on the self-loathing list than even Reddit.

He's 38 years old and he already wrote a memoir ?

No thanks.

Who?

Not a memoir, a collection of essays, R14.

I’ve met him several times and he’s very nice. He’s exactly the sort of person DL loves to hate. The new book has very clever writing, and most of you would enjoy it.

And save your “hi Jeffery!”’s. I’m not him.

R16 I think you mean ASSAYS.

[quote] I’ve met him several times and he’s very nice.

If you think he’s nice, then you must be a bad person too.

[quote] He gives a shout out to Datalounge

What was the shoutout?

Hey, you guys!

R20, he writes about how he (in all ways self-loathing) Googles himself. He then states (paraphrasing) that Reddit is worse but worst of all is reading about himself on Datalounge.

Props for the gratuitous bitchery, r17.

[quote] The new book has very clever writing

[quote] “As this gay Gordon Gekko and I traded our assets of bodily fluids, I glanced over at the polished mid-century modern mahogany desk piled with important-looking documents and spotted a copy of that week’s TimeOut New York, opened to the LGBT section. There, smack-dab in the middle of the page amid listings of drag shows and circuit parties, was a large picture of me and my best friend advertising the show we would be performing at Joe’s Pub that night. The john, who really did look like a poor man’s Michael Douglas in his Wall Street era, noticed me staring at it... but neither of us acknowledged it. Besides the embarrassment for us both, we were busy: the stock market was open, and he was IP-ing my O.”

Wow. It’s like if Mark Twain got his hole pounded for cash.

🙄

He has a pretty big role in the movie Drop, which is currently in theaters.

[quote]However, as I walked back home past Lincoln Center, my dried cum gluing my American Apparel V-neck T-shirt to my stomach

He has definitely written a few Nifty stories

I had no idea who he was so I looked him up.

I still have no idea who he is.

Whom did he play on "30 Rock"? I don't remember him at all.

Sounds like he’s confused himself with someone interesting.

r28 Liz's out-of-town cousin. It's the episode with James Franco

[quote] He then states (paraphrasing) that Reddit is worse but worst of all is reading about himself on Datalounge.

I hope what he read included the negative comments I made about him years ago. That would make me feel good.

[quote] It's the episode with James Franco

Wow. Weird gay sex whores and James Franco just happens to be around.

What a surprise. 🙂‍↔️

The weird thing about memoirs of whoring are only interesting if:

a) the writer is genuinely famous in some other way (like Rupert Everett's Hello, Darling Are You Working?)

b) they fucked famous people and are willing to name names (like in You'll Never Make Love in This Town Again)

Otherwise they're just not very interesting. Several gay porn stars have written memoirs, and not a single one of them is really worth reading.

This guy is not famous enough to warrant people reading this memoir. His biggest career achievement is a single episode of "30 Rock."

R33, his collection of essays include a lot more than whoring, did you read it in its entirety?

The labored sex metaphor in the gay Gordon Gekko anecdote is very Carrie Bradshaw. I definitely don't want to read his book if he tries that hard to be cute and clever.

[quote]I’ve met him several times and he’s very nice.

How much did he charge you?

Who?

Celia Rubenstein was a friend to all mankind….

WHO???!!!

His name says it all.

He write that he and his husband are in an open relationship - so, if he has a big part in Drop he may have gotten that from fucking around with director Chris Landon. Anyhow, that's what I'm fantasizing.

No clue who he is but yes I hate him