What Is The Tone Of I Want A Wife

In the essay “I Want a Wife”, Judy Brady discusses all the duties that a wife would have to do for the husband and the family to express her frustration in her marriage. She lists a lot of examples in her life to show us the job as a wife is burdensome and difficult. She also uses a sarcastic tone to describe the selfish attitude of men wanting a wife to take care of everything in his life while he can do whatever he want. She started to carefully think about the unfair treatment between men and women. Finally, she realized that she did not want to do this job anymore. She wants to get rid of sexism that prevalent among men. The life of a woman ought to be respectful, elegant and independent.

At the end of the essay, Brady exclaims “My God, who wouldn’t want a wife?” to express her frustration in her marriage but in a humorous and sarcastic tone. This clearly reveals that the author has already been disappointed by the sexism, men’s selfishness and despotism. In my opinion, the power of woman is infinite in many aspects of our life. Woman has much stronger abilities in bearing hardships than man. They have to take care of the family, but also to work hard in order to be economically independent. Though I know there are still a lot of men pressurize and
She wants to get her fellow feminist’s attention that it is time for them to revolt against the men’s oppression. Marriage is sacred and infrangible, in my opinion. It cannot be destroyed by anything. It is two persons’ responsibilities to keep this relationship permanent and to share equal rights and obligations. Husband should always provide wife with courage, care and love, not unlimited demands and scolding. It is necessary for the women to work harder to enhance social gender consciousness because it is the first step to get rid of gender discrimination. I am a woman. I am proud of myself as a woman. I have to be respected by