marital union. The opening of the book sets the stage for a discussion aimed specifically at men, acknowledging the complexities of their sexual yearnings and societal expectations. Storer emphasizes that companionship is essential for both physical and mental health, while examining the various societal and personal factors that influence marriage decisions. He candidly explores the perilous nature of sexual misconduct, including the pitfalls of solitary indulgence and the potential consequences of illicit relationships, framing marriage as a necessary, albeit complex, means of achieving both physical and social health. Throughout this introductory portion, Storer establishes his role not just as a medical practitioner but as an advocate for a truthful discourse on the subject, encouraging men to evaluate their own moral responsibilities. (This is an automatically generated summary.)