Charles Cornish-Dale (Raw Egg Nationalist)

I mean, I think that it would be a mistake to think that when a man, as you say, goes quiet, that he's beaten necessarily.

And yes, you do see a kind of return of the repressed, if you will, to use a phrase from Freud, right?

Men have these natural instincts.

They exist.

You actually can't get rid of them.

You can push them down, you can try and keep a lid on them, but actually the pressure will build and then eventually you'll get something explosive.

And that's actually, you know, that's actually Sigmund Freud's argument in civilization and its discontents.

You know, you repress people's natural instincts for too long, too hard, and you get an explosion, you get a social revolution.

And that may very well be what happens.

You know, you can't deny... He was sort of...

Yeah, of course.

I mean, the book is a description, is a diagnosis of a very grave problem, and I think it will worry people when they read it.

The scale of the problem, it's really that grave.

But no, there are also prescriptions as well.

There's also very simple advice.

I mean, building on the kind of advice that I dispense on Twitter all the time and on my Substack page and in my writing in general, things that men can do that are simple.

I mean,

To take one example, sleep is a huge determinant of hormonal health.

The majority of a man's testosterone is produced at night while he sleeps.

So if a man doesn't sleep properly, he's not going to have optimal hormone levels.