The casual, humorous, and ironic tone of Judy Brady‘s I want a Wife exemplifies
that “the classification of people known as wives” whose daily tasks. They are not
only expected to go to work, but also needed to take care of families. Furthermore,
Judy Brady allows her readers to empathize with the hard working but inequality
wives through using a figurative language, especially irony, and hyperbole, which
makes her essay convincing.
The most part of this article is to express what does a wife do in daily life. The
desired wife tasks included work to support the family, keep house clean, take care of
the babysitting arrangements and so on. Women who played the role of “wife” did
many helpful things for husbands and family, but the family always ignore it. Brady
demonstrates her point boldly by giving some examples about how does a commonly
