Is it I? A book for every man.

"Is it I? A Book for Every Man" by Horatio Robinson Storer is a late 19th-century exploration of men's sexuality, relationships, and marriage through the lens of health and social norms. It serves as a guide, suggesting the significance of making thoughtful choices when seeking companionship and marital bonds. Starting with a direct address to men about their sexual desires and what society expects from them, Storer underscores that friendship is vital for a person's mind and body. The narrative evaluates the societal pressures and personal events that mold the decisions men make about marriage. It examines the risks linked to harmful sexual behaviors—like being alone too much or having forbidden affairs—pointing to marriage, though complicated, as a key to good health and social stability. The author positions himself as a frank speaker and healthcare professional, urging men to think about their moral duties.