What a masculine imperative would look like
Dalrock | May 2, 2013 | by Dalrock
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Vox points out the feminine imperative in action in his post
Regulating sex
[http://alphagameplan.blogspot.com/2013/05/regulating-sex.html]:

> Women desperate to become mothers are increasingly signing up for
> sperm donation websites where men are offering ‘natural
> insemination’ only.

See Vox’s full post for the larger quote from the Daily Mail
[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2317617/Sex-return-babies-Websites-offering-women-free-natural-insemination-sperm-donors--YOU-risk-parenting-stranger.html],
but this single sentence captures the essence of the twisted frame. 
These noble women are trying to create life, but the evil men want to
force them into having [dirty] sex!

If this were instead an example of a masculine imperative the sentence
would read:

> Women are setting out to have illegitimate children in as cold and
> clinical a fashion as possible, yet men are insisting on a human
> connection as a minimum requirement for their first act of
> fatherhood.

Of course neither frame represents true sexual morality.

 
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