On Manual Work For Men

Why manual work for boys and men is essential; how to accomplish this in the modern world; and of the essential differences between masculine and feminine.

The written version of this review can be found here: https://theworthyhouse.com/2023/08/30/on-manual-work-for-men-2/

[This article was published last year in the journal Man's World. This popular journal is edited by the pseudonymous Raw Egg Nationalist (who can be found here on Twitter). A flipbook version can be found here. It is reprinted here for those who may have missed it, and I am also including, for the first time for this piece, audio and video versions.]

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This and all Worthy House narrations are offered with accurate closed captions (not auto-generated).

"Those who rule us seek to stamp out masculinity. Over the past
several decades their attacks have been wildly successful, as a glance around you will show. True, in some families, boys are still raised to be men. But when they leave home, the never-ending attacks of the feminizers pick off many, because in every area of mainstream American life, masculine behavior is anathemized and punished. Only those willing to pay heavy personal costs can defy this never-ending coercion. Some men resist, and some even reverse the indoctrination, discovering and adopting masculinity on their own—although without broader social support and traditions, such self-taught men run the risk of caricaturing masculinity. What we need is a mechanism for any man, at any age, to begin centering and cultivating real, well-rounded, durable masculinity. Fortunately, such a mechanism is readily available and teachable—taking up tool-based manual work." . . .