By MAMAMIA TEAM
Melissa Gorga is a Real Housewife of New Jersey (not to be confused with those fake ones you run in to all the time when you’re visiting the US).
She and a bunch of co-stars have their very own, and much watched, American reality television show.
The show has an intricate plot line and comes from a complex genre but the long and short of it is this: Camera crews follow Melissa Gorga and other rich married women around while they do rich married women kind of things.
It’s inane but disturbingly watchable television.
And it’s made Melissa and her co-stars household names. The amount of Real Housewives merchandise you can buy online is enough to make McDonalds Happy Meal producers shake their heads.
Their fame has escalated so much that Melissa has now written a book. The book, entitled Love Italian Style (European. Classy) teaches its eager readers all the secret tips and tricks for maintaining a ‘hot and happy’ marriage.
In the book, Melissa talks about the importance of dressing to please your man, and always ‘aspiring to be eye candy for your husband’. She writes at length about how her husband calling her fat isn’t rude or inappropriate, it’s helpful! After all ‘honesty is always a compliment’.
Melissa extols the virtues of hiding your human-ness from your husband by never poo-ing in the same house as him, or at least not on any occasion where he might smell or overhear what you’re doing.
She also thinks it’s sweet and completely okay for husbands to demand that their wives not go to certain places, not see certain people and always be home by a particular time. This is about him being protective and YOU being respectful, girls.
And “After a fourteen-hour workday, if a man comes home and there’s no dinner on the table, and his wife is on the phone, watching TV, or on the computer ignoring him, he won’t feel respected.”
Top Comments
I don't see a problem with this at all, isn't the whole point of feminism to be able to choose?
If I want to be in a 'traditional', submissive relationship with my partner, that is my right to choose.
I hope her husband doesn't see a copy of her book, he might discover she poops! How do you avoid pooping in the same house, who's rich enough to have a separate house for the sole purpose of somewhere private to take a shit?