Question:
Which woman do you admire the most and why?
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Which woman do you admire the most and why?
1231 answers:
Proposition Joe
2011-03-03 16:15:42 UTC
I admire women who don't base their lives on 'Jersey Shore' episodes.



EDIT: The amount of people (I assume mostly girls) who dislike my answer show a harsh reality of 'Jersey Shore' lifestyles; I assume those were the same, for the most part, who chose people like Marilyn Monroe, Kim Kardashian, etc. as the women they admire the most.
hitters
2011-03-03 16:05:49 UTC
my mom because she has raised me as a good person and was always there for me when i needed her
2011-03-03 16:06:16 UTC
my mother.



if not your mother, then who?!
You Can't Handle The Truth
2011-03-03 15:26:35 UTC
Audry Hepburn



She helped millions of people and was always classy and damn hot.



Of course she comes after my mother.



EDIT: Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez and Amy Lee. These are what women come up with? This is what comes to mind when you think of who to admire? God help us all.
Ace
2011-03-03 16:35:47 UTC
When my mom was still alive because she was in the army and helped a lot of people also she was a nurse. I want to take after how she was so caring and had the need to help other people in trouble. My Grandmother because even when she got cancer, diabetes, arthritis, and some other stuff she always keeps fighting and moving foward.Also when my mom died when I was little, she helped my Dad and helped to raise me since I was the only girl. This inspires me a lot. Also Taylor Swift- she's a great role model to me
Ketchup on Tamer Hosny NOMNOM
2011-03-03 16:09:14 UTC
Emmiline Pankhurst. Without the suffragettes, the likelihood is that women wouldn't have the vote today, and we don't actually understand because we weren't there - but women were never treated with as much respect as we have now, and they were also tortured for trying to stand up for our rights.
Bob Saget
2011-03-03 17:49:36 UTC
All the ones that AREN'T famous and actually made a living working hard
2011-03-03 17:43:06 UTC
I admire my aunt the most.

She showed me the light when I was walking in the dark.

She is like a mother to me, and I know I can count on her, no matter what.

She's strong, and can do just about anything by herself.

She doesn't need any ones help, but when she can tell you're hurting, she will say something along the lines of "come help me in the garden" or "come help me with the car" or even "I need to get groceries, come with me."

Then she will talk to you and make you laugh when all you want to do is cry.

I love my Auntie Jenny. :D
2011-03-03 18:55:55 UTC
Mother Teresa :



No, she did not make sex videos.... nor did she lied that she had to dodge bullets in Bosnia



Mother Teresa also didn't get paid million $$ pretending to take pictures with hungry kids ... she actually helped them without pay



Mother Teresa didn't go out drinking with rich Arab men..... then died from a car crash... but instead died from old age... and God open the gates of the heavens for her



Mother Teresa didn't wore high heels and 1/2 naked dresses in Hollywood... she rolled up her sleeve and dig in dirt to help the poor



Mother Teresa also didn't butcher me and then wore my meat to a Hollywood show



but, Mother Teresa was a woman ..... and it seems that these days........ there are not many good women around as role models
Mizz G
2011-03-03 18:40:52 UTC
The only woman in my family that I'm actually proud of is my paternal grandmother, who will soon be turning 90. She had humble beginnings in Java island, as the daughter of 5th generation Chinese migrants. She had her own business as a professional seamstress and candlemaker, struggled financially, and raised 5 kids by herself (with my late Chinese doctor grandfather), one who's been in a wheelchair all her life from cerebral palsy and now in her mid 40's.



My grandmother's body maybe quite fragile now, but she still wakes up at 6am to cook and tend the garden, and she still does a great job managing her household (with the help of an able-bodied daughter and two maids to take care of the paraplegic one). Recently she gathered all her children and the grandchildren who live within driving distance for a feast over some traditional chicken gravy with rice cakes that she makes every year for the Spring Festival. She still has a very good memory although she's losing her hearing a little bit; when she's finished working she would read the newspaper and watch television so she's always updated with what's going on in the world (and even keeps up with celebrity gossip!).



Now I don't want to grow old, but since there's no escaping it, I'd like to age like my grandmother: with grace. To me, a hard working woman who takes care of the home well, raised successful children, and is close to the heart is far more important than the world's greatest female heroes.
?
2014-08-24 06:27:05 UTC
The bulk of historical figures are men. This may be why there is an International Women's Day. I mean to recognize what has been taken for granted through the ages. There are a few that, "made their mark," so to speak. They are applauded and should be. But I think that the spirit of the holiday is for those that give their whole heart and soul to others for little if any recognition. So I would, "tell the world," about the woman at the hospital and rest home who doesn't want to hear how admirable she is for doing it. And of course the mother at the school bus stop hugging her child before he or she boards. They leave their own kind of mark. They leave the best kind of mark.
Namya
2015-01-29 05:46:54 UTC
This may be why there is an International Women's Day. I mean to recognize what has been taken for granted through the ages. There are a few that, "made their mark," so to speak. They are applauded and should be. But I think that the spirit of the holiday is for those that give their whole heart and soul to others for little if any recognition. So I would, "tell the world," about the woman at the hospital and rest home who doesn't want to hear how admirable she is for doing it. And of course the mother at the school bus stop hugging her child before he or she boards. They leave their own kind of mark. They leave the best kind of mark.
?
2014-08-20 20:17:12 UTC
There is nothing fake about her and she loves everyone. Besides that, she helped pave the way for every other little country girl singer we have now (i.e Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, even people from the country like Ke$ha, Miley Cyrus, etc.). Without what she did and the doors she broke down, who knows if we would be listening to these great artists? One of her lesser known albums was one from the late 60s... Just Because I'm a Woman, in which the title song describes her husbands reaction to her not being a virgin, & how she feels that her mistakes are no worse than his just because she's a woman. She sings about female liberation as much as she lives it. She works her *** off touring and singing and acting, but she's still so swwet and gentle and humble. I will always love her.
?
2014-09-21 09:10:04 UTC
She also loved and cared for her daughter, Elizabeth (later Elizabeth I) so much. In fact, I think that when everything else had failed and she had nothing, Elizabeth was her main concern. When she died, she gave a speech, professing her innocence and had only loving words for the King. She said nothing bad about her husband, King Henry VIII who was putting her to death. Many people believe she did that to protect Elizabeth, for if she had said anything to anger Henry, he probably would've taken it out on Elizabeth (at least more than he already had). That kind of dedication in a mother and a women truly amazes me. Especially in a time when women were looked down upon, Anne put herself out there and accomplished so much more than many other woman could have done. She made a big difference in England, even the world. Today, she is a stay at home mom with 3 kids who are 6, 4 and 21 mos. Her husband works like a crazy man and sometimes can't get home at night because he has to be in NY. She is raising a puppy as well and her home is immaculate. The children have a better grip on the English language than most teens/adults that I see on Yahoo Answers. She runs 2 businesses and does make-up for a friend's business. The children enjoy 3 cooked-from-scratch meals per day in addition to healthy snacks. I had to work when my children were young and I never realized how much work young ones can be. God bless my mother for taking care of them (I had 2). If there was anyone that I would want to be, it would be my daughter, Shannon!!!
?
2015-12-04 20:29:44 UTC
She said nothing bad about her husband, King Henry VIII who was putting her to death. Many people believe she did that to protect Elizabeth, for if she had said anything to anger Henry, he probably would've taken it out on Elizabeth (at least more than he already had). That kind of dedication in a mother and a women truly amazes me. Especially in a time when women were looked down upon, Anne put herself out there and accomplished so much more than many other woman could have done. She made a big difference in England, even the world. Today, she is a stay at home mom with 3 kids who are 6, 4 and 21 mos. Her husband works like a crazy man and sometimes can't get home at night because he has to be in NY. She is raising a puppy as well and her home is immaculate. The children have a better grip on the English language than most teens/adults that I see on Yahoo Answers. She runs 2 businesses and does make-up for a friend's business. The children enjoy 3 cooked-from-scratch meals per day in addition to healthy snacks. I had to work when my children were young and I never realized how much work young ones can be. God bless my mother for taking care of them (I had 2). If there was anyone that I would want to be, it would be my daughter, Shannon!!!
?
2011-03-05 18:41:01 UTC
I hesitate to give this answer, only because probably at least a few, if not many, guys are going to say this:



My wife. I really think that she is something very, very special. You would never know that she commands a six-figure salary by her demeanor. She is almost ALWAYS cheerful and happy, to the point that some people question her genuineness. They don't know her. Of course, she is appropriately sad when the situation calls for it. But when there is an emergency or a tragedy, she is also there, pitching with both hands . . . asking the right questions, giving the right answers, counseling, empathizing.



That she loves me, and I know she really does, in both that superficial way and a more meaningful way, amazes me. Born into an extremely humble and poor family, she was the first person amongst her extended family to go to college, let alone get a master's degree.



She is pretty, very petite, and yet--how do I say this?--shapely in a way that would keep my attention, if nothing else about her did. She is massively loyal, trusting to a fault and an absolute wizard with money. Her methodical and indefatigable approach to solving really tough questions is iceberg like: Not in a big hurry, but absolutely unstoppable. She's George Washington truthful and Abe Lincoln honest. I don't think she knows how to tell a lie.



She's my best friend, by a long shot. And the longer we're married, the more fascinated I am by who she is.
2014-09-06 04:38:54 UTC
Yes, she may have not have always been the nicest person, and some of her morals may be questioned, but she was also ambitious and a loving mother. She knew what she wanted and she went and got it. She risked everything to be queen and to influence others, and to spread her religion. That is something to be admired and it is more than can be said for many women, even today. She also loved and cared for her daughter, Elizabeth (later Elizabeth I) so much. In fact, I think that when everything else had failed and she had nothing, Elizabeth was her main concern. When she died, she gave a speech, professing her innocence and had only loving words for the King. She said nothing bad about her husband, King Henry VIII who was putting her to death. Many people believe she did that to protect Elizabeth, for if she had said anything to anger Henry, he probably would've taken it out on Elizabeth (at least more than he already had). That kind of dedication in a mother and a women truly amazes me. Especially in a time when women were looked down upon, Anne put herself out there and accomplished so much more than many other woman could have done. She made a big difference in England, even the world.
Neelmi
2015-01-22 19:22:34 UTC
However, the woman who I admire the most right now, at the position in my life I am currently in, is the Olympic ice dance gold medalist, Tessa Virtue. She is so determined, hard-working and strong-willed, and reaches her goals no matter what life throws at her. She doesn't let things toss her around, which I think is a very admirable quality. Tessa was unable to walk for more than ten minutes when she won the Olympics. Sounds impossible, doesn't it? Not for her. She sustained an overuse injury - Chronic Exertional Compartment Syndrome - in 2007, an injury which often permanently sidelines athletes. She endured the pain for three years and never let it come between her and her goals. As a dancer and an athlete, I look to Tessa as an inspiration to work through the pain and achieve my dreams.
?
2015-10-27 09:41:16 UTC
Besides that, she helped pave the way for every other little country girl singer we have now (i.e Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, even people from the country like Ke$ha, Miley Cyrus, etc.). Without what she did and the doors she broke down, who knows if we would be listening to these great artists? One of her lesser known albums was one from the late 60s... Just Because I'm a Woman, in which the title song describes her husbands reaction to her not being a virgin, & how she feels that her mistakes are no worse than his just because she's a woman. She sings about female liberation as much as she lives it. She works her *** off touring and singing and acting, but she's still so swwet and gentle and humble. I will always love her.
?
2014-08-17 20:45:43 UTC
She suffered through the Holocaust and lost 15 close relatives (including a baby sister and a baby brother) After the war she always felt lucky to be alive and "paid it forward." She drove a sick young neighbor to chemotherapy treatments weekly. When she had pnemonia she wouldnt leave the house except to go food shopping for an older neighbor. She would take care of everyone that she heard needed help. Even in her 70s she would pick up my sisters and cousins from school work wherever. She also had lymphoma 3 times throughout her life. The first two times she was able to survive but the chemo and radiation weakened her body. She passed away this summer during a chemo treatment. Her courage never wavered. She never complained about the situation she was in. Her one complaint was that we (her kids and grandkids) were worrying about her. She felt that is was her duty to worry and care for us. I have never met anyone like her and I dont think I ever will. The sadness I feel over loosing her is only overshadowed by the gratitude I feel for having her in my like for 23 years. She is the most inspirational woman there will ever be for me.
Prita
2015-02-06 06:55:09 UTC
That is something to be admired and it is more than can be said for many women, even today. She also loved and cared for her daughter, Elizabeth (later Elizabeth I) so much. In fact, I think that when everything else had failed and she had nothing, Elizabeth was her main concern. When she died, she gave a speech, professing her innocence and had only loving words for the King. She said nothing bad about her husband, King Henry VIII who was putting her to death. Many people believe she did that to protect Elizabeth, for if she had said anything to anger Henry, he probably would've taken it out on Elizabeth (at least more than he already had). That kind of dedication in a mother and a women truly amazes me. Especially in a time when women were looked down upon, Anne put herself out there and accomplished so much more than many other woman could have done. She made a big difference in England, even the world.
?
2014-09-14 07:04:18 UTC
She drove a sick young neighbor to chemotherapy treatments weekly. When she had pnemonia she wouldnt leave the house except to go food shopping for an older neighbor. She would take care of everyone that she heard needed help. Even in her 70s she would pick up my sisters and cousins from school work wherever. She also had lymphoma 3 times throughout her life. The first two times she was able to survive but the chemo and radiation weakened her body. She passed away this summer during a chemo treatment. Her courage never wavered. She never complained about the situation she was in. Her one complaint was that we (her kids and grandkids) were worrying about her. She felt that is was her duty to worry and care for us. I have never met anyone like her and I dont think I ever will. The sadness I feel over loosing her is only overshadowed by the gratitude I feel for having her in my like for 23 years. She is the most inspirational woman there will ever be for me.
Devon
2014-08-28 01:41:15 UTC
This woman befriended that man, visited him in prison, and treated him like a son. I was floored. Also, in the article she said her daughter was hers for a while, a gift from God. She knew her daughter was in heaven, so all she could do was show the man Christian love, rather than hate him. I thought about that for days and wish I had kept the article. The Bible tells us so much, but we apply so little of it- love, not hate, count it all joy, no matter what happens, show kindness rather than repay evil for evil, and so much more. All I can say is this woman put to practice her Christian faith and belief, even when justifiably she could have hated the man who took her daughter's life. This woman chose the 'higher road'. She made a deep and lasting impact upon me and I can only hope one day can pass if forward and make such a profound impact upon someone's life. Just think the impact she made upon that man. I really admire that woman. I only regret that I didn't keep that article. I hope one day in heaven I get to meet her and tell her how she reacted affected my life as well.
?
2014-08-19 03:38:27 UTC
She has also done so much to break down feminist barriers. One of her lesser known albums was one from the late 60s... Just Because I'm a Woman, in which the title song describes her husbands reaction to her not being a virgin, & how she feels that her mistakes are no worse than his just because she's a woman. She sings about female liberation as much as she lives it. She works her *** off touring and singing and acting, but she's still so swwet and gentle and humble. I will always love her.

Yes, she may have not have always been the nicest person, and some of her morals may be questioned, but she was also ambitious and a loving mother. She knew what she wanted and she went and got it. She risked everything to be queen and to influence others, and to spread her religion. That is something to be admired and it is more than can be said for many women, even today. She also loved and cared for her daughter, Elizabeth (later Elizabeth I) so much. In fact, I think that when everything else had failed and she had nothing, Elizabeth was her main concern. When she died, she gave a speech, professing her innocence and had only loving words for the King. She said nothing bad about her husband, King Henry VIII who was putting her to death. Many people believe she did that to protect Elizabeth, for if she had said anything to anger Henry, he probably would've taken it out on Elizabeth (at least more than he already had). That kind of dedication in a mother and a women truly amazes me. Especially in a time when women were looked down upon, Anne put herself out there and accomplished so much more than many other woman could have done. She made a big difference in England, even the world.
2011-03-07 06:12:56 UTC
My Mother



Though that may seem generic my mother is one of the most beautiful, inspirational women I know. Her beauty and grace are from within, and every day she has a smile on her face, even when she is feeling sick or maybe a little sad. She doesn't let the depression of the whats going on in the world get her down, and if you ask any of her co-workers or her church or my father everyone will say the same things in different ways.



I never knew how much my mother actually did for me until I left my house almost 5 years ago, since then I have had a very hard lesson in the cruelties of the world. But my mother ever faithfully has still kept on trying to teach me that every day is a new day and to get a little stronger and trust in God more.



Without my mother I would be nothing, she brought me into this world almost 23 years ago, and because of her, my dad and God I am here sitting at my desk writing about her.



I love you Mom!
mce95
2011-03-06 13:39:46 UTC
So, these are some obvious ones that have probably already been said multiple times:



My mom, because she is the strongest, most independent woman I know and she has raised me to be the same. She is very loving and a lot of fun, but you do NOT want to mess with her.



Princess Diana, because of her strength and determination when it seemed the whole world was against her, and because of all the good she did while she was in the world. In my opinion, Diana was one of the most caring, giving, wonderful people ever to walk the planet.



Audrey Hepburn, because of her grace, poise, and good heart. Audrey was a woman who piloted her own life through the good times and the bad, and she devoted a lot of time and money to her charities.



However, the woman who I admire the most right now, at the position in my life I am currently in, is the Olympic ice dance gold medalist, Tessa Virtue. She is so determined, hard-working and strong-willed, and reaches her goals no matter what life throws at her. She doesn't let things toss her around, which I think is a very admirable quality. Tessa was unable to walk for more than ten minutes when she won the Olympics. Sounds impossible, doesn't it? Not for her. She sustained an overuse injury - Chronic Exertional Compartment Syndrome - in 2007, an injury which often permanently sidelines athletes. She endured the pain for three years and never let it come between her and her goals. As a dancer and an athlete, I look to Tessa as an inspiration to work through the pain and achieve my dreams.
2014-10-26 12:38:00 UTC
That she loves me, and I know she really does, in both that superficial way and a more meaningful way, amazes me. Born into an extremely humble and poor family, she was the first person amongst her extended family to go to college, let alone get a master's degree.



She is pretty, very petite, and yet--how do I say this?--shapely in a way that would keep my attention, if nothing else about her did. She is massively loyal, trusting to a fault and an absolute wizard with money. Her methodical and indefatigable approach to solving really tough questions is iceberg like: Not in a big hurry, but absolutely unstoppable. She's George Washington truthful and Abe Lincoln honest. I
New England Babe
2011-03-09 07:33:40 UTC
Rena Maldonado, a real woman. I met Rena at work 18 yrs ago. She was a working mother, wife and moral in her business and personal dealing.



Over the years we have become great friend. I am 40 and she is in her early 60's and at times she has been my mother, my boss but always my friend. She is a leader. At work and to her family not by throwing her weight/power around but by example.



With Rena you always know what you are going to get. Fair, responsible, kind behavior. She is an adult and although has not conquered the world and isn't a millionaire she is a star. She has contributed to the world by raising children with the same values she has and being an example of professionalism without stepping on anyone else at work.



No one has a bad thing to say about this woman and if they do you run because you know they are seriously messed up.



I give credit to women like Rena for starting with their own families to help make our world a better place. Her charity started at home and has a ripple effect. All she touches like me are better for having her in our lives.
Raju
2014-08-26 01:22:13 UTC
She makes sure my sister wakes up on time everyday on time to make it to school. She spent all of her days off of work calling colleges and helping me apply when I should of been doing it by myself. She spent at least 1,000 dollars on my sister and I alone during the holidays trying to buy us exactly what we wanted, (and some extra gifts that not a lot of teenagers have, or even need.) She spends money on us first before she even buys anything for herself because she wants to make sure we have everything we need. She would definitely travel across the globe to find the right gift for my birthday if it was sold out in one store, just to make me happy. Sometimes she gets exhausted, sometimes she feels like crying but no matter how hard it is, she will never give up and she is still standing strong. I have to thank her because she is the only parent in my life taking care of me. I admire her because I know she does all of these things because she loves us unconditionally and wants what is best for her two kids. When she is an old lady and unable to take care of herself, I will definitely be there to take care of her, the same way she did for us all of these years.
Ms Ghost
2011-03-05 06:51:34 UTC
The woman I admire most is Stephanie. She made me realise that life is more than meets the eye. She came into my life when I needed encouragement the most. She took me from a dark, dark place to a lighter place. She's my angel and my lovely friend. She's my "soulmate". Just being in her presence made me feel happy. I even dedicated a poem for her:



"

You are the essence of sweetness

you spread your scent everywhere you go

and I know I've been hooked

the first time I got a hold of your fragrance



I love to be enveloped in your presence

the presence that fills me with grace

like a forlorn heart that knows of heartaches

and finds a home where your goodness resides



I feel lost without your light

I miss the smell of your fragrance

I want you around 24/7

...is that too much to ask?



Maybe yes...

Maybe not...



One thing will remain:

that this heart of mine

will stay true to you

as long as it's still beating



Near or far,

This heart will always be true

and will forever remember

the sweet smell of you"



I admire both her inner and outer beauty. God bless you, Steph. :) Thank you for everything.
2014-09-22 06:45:36 UTC
Having been born and raised into slavery, she works hard and does as she is told. However, she longs to be free and hopes to escape to the "promise land." After hearing about an "underground railroad" and learning of a Quaker woman up the river who helps slaves "get on," Harriet tells her father she is escaping. He fears for he life and tells her there isn't really an underground railroad, but she is determined to go. Once at the Quaker woman's home, Harriet learns that the Underground Railroad is a route guided by "conductors" to the North. She goes forward and makes it to the main station in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Once there, she is surprised to learn of the many different routes slaves are able to take to freedom. Hearing of her sister and family's proceeding sale, Harriet vows she will never be free until her family is free. Against the stationmaster's warnings, she heads South. Harriet continues to go back and forth from the North to the South and becomes known as the "Moses of her people" with a reward posted for her for $40,000. Harriet is able to successfully rescue her entire family, as well as 300 slaves on 17 dangerous missions to the Confederate South.
2014-10-09 17:18:26 UTC
n't scared of white people she stood up for all the black people. Harriet Tubman has never known what it means to be free. Having been born and raised into slavery, she works hard and does as she is told. However, she longs to be free and hopes to escape to the "promise land." After hearing about an "underground railroad" and learning of a Quaker woman up the river who helps slaves "get on," Harriet tells her father she is escaping. He fears for he life and tells her there isn't really an underground railroad, but she is determined to go. Once at the Quaker woman's home, Harriet learns that the Underground Railroad is a route guided by "conductors" to the North. She goes forward and makes it to the main station in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Once there, she is surprised to learn of the many different r
Mr. Bodhisattva
2011-03-04 20:06:10 UTC
It can be hard to think of many historical figures. The bulk of historical figures are men. This may be why there is an International Women's Day. I mean to recognize what has been taken for granted through the ages. There are a few that, "made their mark," so to speak. They are applauded and should be. But I think that the spirit of the holiday is for those that give their whole heart and soul to others for little if any recognition. So I would, "tell the world," about the woman at the hospital and rest home who doesn't want to hear how admirable she is for doing it. And of course the mother at the school bus stop hugging her child before he or she boards. They leave their own kind of mark. They leave the best kind of mark.
Alejandra
2016-02-28 06:45:55 UTC
A woman who admires me. Because I dont want to be totally heart broken one day if the marriage fails. But seriously, to make a marriage works out well. I think you need to have a balance of both.
2014-10-02 09:32:32 UTC
In my own life, my grandmother. Although she died just before my 5th birthday, I later discovered what an incredible woman she was. She became a teacher at the age of 16 around the year 1900. She travelled across Canada and taught in one-room schoolhouses. Originally from New Brunswick, Canada, she married later in life, in her 30's, to my grandfather who lived in Ontario. I wish I knew more about her because I never had the chance to get to know her myself
FAST HEDGEHOG
2011-03-08 18:03:46 UTC
The woman I admire the most is my mom because she raised both my sister and I alone. She was there for us from birth. Even though being a single parent is a stressful job to maintain everyday, she somehow still manages to play the role of mother AND father and I have to say she is a very good parent. She keeps a roof over our head, she provides a hot meal for us every single day, she makes sure she buys us whatever it is we need to survive in this world; clothes, school supplies, food (the necessities) she tries EXTRA hard to make us happy. She makes sure my sister wakes up on time everyday on time to make it to school. She spent all of her days off of work calling colleges and helping me apply when I should of been doing it by myself. She spent at least 1,000 dollars on my sister and I alone during the holidays trying to buy us exactly what we wanted, (and some extra gifts that not a lot of teenagers have, or even need.) She spends money on us first before she even buys anything for herself because she wants to make sure we have everything we need. She would definitely travel across the globe to find the right gift for my birthday if it was sold out in one store, just to make me happy. Sometimes she gets exhausted, sometimes she feels like crying but no matter how hard it is, she will never give up and she is still standing strong. I have to thank her because she is the only parent in my life taking care of me. I admire her because I know she does all of these things because she loves us unconditionally and wants what is best for her two kids. When she is an old lady and unable to take care of herself, I will definitely be there to take care of her, the same way she did for us all of these years. (I love you mom!!)
2011-03-08 18:42:45 UTC
Harriet Tubman: she stood her ground, she wasn't scared of white people she stood up for all the black people. Harriet Tubman has never known what it means to be free. Having been born and raised into slavery, she works hard and does as she is told. However, she longs to be free and hopes to escape to the "promise land." After hearing about an "underground railroad" and learning of a Quaker woman up the river who helps slaves "get on," Harriet tells her father she is escaping. He fears for he life and tells her there isn't really an underground railroad, but she is determined to go. Once at the Quaker woman's home, Harriet learns that the Underground Railroad is a route guided by "conductors" to the North. She goes forward and makes it to the main station in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Once there, she is surprised to learn of the many different routes slaves are able to take to freedom. Hearing of her sister and family's proceeding sale, Harriet vows she will never be free until her family is free. Against the stationmaster's warnings, she heads South. Harriet continues to go back and forth from the North to the South and becomes known as the "Moses of her people" with a reward posted for her for $40,000. Harriet is able to successfully rescue her entire family, as well as 300 slaves on 17 dangerous missions to the Confederate South.
?
2011-03-08 14:36:37 UTC
Sacagawea



was a Lemhi Shoshone woman, who accompanied the Lewis and Clark Expedition, acting as an interpreter and guide, in their exploration of the Western United States. She traveled thousands of miles from North Dakota to the Pacific Ocean between 1804 and 1806. She was pregnant or carried a baby most or the whole time. She saved Lewis and Clark from many dangers. She was very amazing.
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2011-03-08 12:53:01 UTC
My mother because she raised 4 kids by herself. My father abused her and she had the courage to leave him and raise 4 kids on her own. We never wanted for anything and she always had time for us even though she worked so hard. Now that I am grown and I have a 5 month old I can not see how she did it by herself, she is truly the strongest women I know. When I was born I had the umbilical cord wrapped around my neck, they had to cut her before she was numb so I would be ok. If that isn't the strongest woman I don't know who is! She can cook, clean, sew, work hard (she worked at the post office doing manual labor) and has the biggest heart. She gives to the homeless and helps the children of our tribe (we are native american) that don't have anything. She would go without so she could give to others.
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2011-03-07 05:39:12 UTC
Being a country girl, I have always admires country women more than any others because not only do I identify with them, but i've found that it's a thousand times ahrder to be a woman when you live in the country. There's more work, and less respect, and it's never easy.

My number 1 role model will always be Dolly Parton. She never stops being who she is. There is nothing fake about her and she loves everyone. Besides that, she helped pave the way for every other little country girl singer we have now (i.e Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, even people from the country like Ke$ha, Miley Cyrus, etc.). Without what she did and the doors she broke down, who knows if we would be listening to these great artists?

She has also done so much to break down feminist barriers. One of her lesser known albums was one from the late 60s... Just Because I'm a Woman, in which the title song describes her husbands reaction to her not being a virgin, & how she feels that her mistakes are no worse than his just because she's a woman. She sings about female liberation as much as she lives it. She works her *** off touring and singing and acting, but she's still so swwet and gentle and humble. I will always love her.

Other women I have grown to idolize are Patsy Cline (the ORIGINAL feminist country girl all the way), Kitty Wells (go listen to Honky Tonk Angels & tell me she isn't a feminist), Tammy Wynette (though she isn't very liberated & let men run her life), and Loretta Lynn (Don't Come Home A-Drinkin, You Aint Woman Enough, Fist City, etc. Everything she sings is female empowerment, even if she still stayed with Doo., and Dottie West (she was such a sweetheart. In her accident, if she hadn't let her neighbor go in the first ambulance, she could have lived. She was also a great mother, a fabulous singer, and a very independant woman who had always been mistreated by men.). I've also grown to admire Courtney Love ("I want every girl in the world to pick up a guitar & start screaming!"), Sarah Palin (politics aside, she is remarkable for getting where she is), Cher (ultimate female goddess), Marilyn Monroe (the queen of being her own woman), Mae West (the original glamour girl), and Audrey Hepburn (as the first person said).
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2011-03-09 10:46:58 UTC
My mother. Although, she is no longer alive and died at a young age, she accomplished a lot. She grew up in the Projects of Youngstown, OH and worked her way through school and eventually into the House of Representatives. What a smart and brave woman she was. She fought her whole life to make something of herself and succeeded. If I am just half of the person she was, that would be a great accomplishment.
2014-08-26 19:36:28 UTC
I never knew how much my mother actually did for me until I left my house almost 5 years ago, since then I have had a very hard lesson in the cruelties of the world. But my mother ever faithfully has still kept on trying to teach me that every day is a new day and to get a little stronger and trust in God more.
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2011-03-09 12:02:45 UTC
Besides from women that I am personally close to, I admire First Lady Michelle Obama. She is a true example of a inspirational, admirable woman of America. First Lady Michelle is a working mom and wife and she posses the ability to balance it all. The day I first watched Mrs. Obama give a speech, I knew she was going to be the nations next first lady and now, three years later I am still proud and honored to be able to say that Michelle Obama is our First Lady of the United States. God bless her!
Californiagirl
2011-03-06 20:18:19 UTC
Anne Boleyn.



Even though some see her as a horrible, home-wrecking, selfish women, that is not what she was really like. From what I've learned about her, and from what I myself believe, I think she was a truly magnificent woman who is simply misunderstood.



Yes, she may have not have always been the nicest person, and some of her morals may be questioned, but she was also ambitious and a loving mother. She knew what she wanted and she went and got it. She risked everything to be queen and to influence others, and to spread her religion. That is something to be admired and it is more than can be said for many women, even today. She also loved and cared for her daughter, Elizabeth (later Elizabeth I) so much. In fact, I think that when everything else had failed and she had nothing, Elizabeth was her main concern. When she died, she gave a speech, professing her innocence and had only loving words for the King. She said nothing bad about her husband, King Henry VIII who was putting her to death. Many people believe she did that to protect Elizabeth, for if she had said anything to anger Henry, he probably would've taken it out on Elizabeth (at least more than he already had). That kind of dedication in a mother and a women truly amazes me. Especially in a time when women were looked down upon, Anne put herself out there and accomplished so much more than many other woman could have done. She made a big difference in England, even the world.



I also feel so bad for her. I whole heatedly believe she was an innocent woman put to death.



RIP Queen Anne Boleyn
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2011-03-05 06:47:31 UTC
The woman I admire the most, I don't even know her name. It's what she did that made a tremendous impact upon me to this day. I read about her in a newspaper article some 15 years ago. A man had entered her home and killed her daughter. This woman befriended that man, visited him in prison, and treated him like a son. I was floored. Also, in the article she said her daughter was hers for a while, a gift from God. She knew her daughter was in heaven, so all she could do was show the man Christian love, rather than hate him. I thought about that for days and wish I had kept the article. The Bible tells us so much, but we apply so little of it- love, not hate, count it all joy, no matter what happens, show kindness rather than repay evil for evil, and so much more. All I can say is this woman put to practice her Christian faith and belief, even when justifiably she could have hated the man who took her daughter's life. This woman chose the 'higher road'. She made a deep and lasting impact upon me and I can only hope one day can pass if forward and make such a profound impact upon someone's life. Just think the impact she made upon that man. I really admire that woman. I only regret that I didn't keep that article. I hope one day in heaven I get to meet her and tell her how she reacted affected my life as well.
2014-08-16 19:49:45 UTC
If you're going to rate my comment down, go ahead, but behind every great man is an even greater woman. They have stuck with more douches, teen pregnancies, teenage children, children, and intolerance than men have throughout time. They are more marginalized, no matter what ethnicity, because most of the world is male-dominated, women are seen as weak, though they take ten times more s***t than any man could. They take their role in the world, and yet have the guts to seek their dreams, no matter what obstacle, and have dealt with heartbreak, dilemma, and sexism more than men. Sure, there are those most consider as " b**ches", but only because they fight for what they believe in.

The way men have treated women throughout history i just disgusting, and yet, most men feel no empathy towards them. Being a man myself, I wish that I could apologize, but one in about 3,500,000,000 men is not enough. We owe it to women. They have to have PMS, the babies, mood swings, and no matter who the father is, most still manage to love their babies with 110% of their hearts.
2011-03-09 11:23:37 UTC
My mum. She loved me without knowing what I'd become, whether I had anything wrong with me or not and has raised me up, guiding and supporting me throughout my life. She's given me the best support and advice until now and has loved me no matter what.

She taught me life, and still does and she is my inspiration no matter what.

She showed me what this life contains. She sat by me as we watched inspirational people come and go and will continue to do so.

So for those reasons, and many more. My mother is the one I admire the most. Well, we only have one mother in this world... (And one father).
2011-03-08 21:37:54 UTC
Too many to choose just one :)



My mom, because she has always been here for me, and supported me through everything. I love her so much and she is so strong and amazing!



My grandmother, because she fought breast cancer for a long time and wouldn't give up, even after it came back a 2nd time. It took her life, and I miss her everyday.



Marie Curie, because in her time, she did what no other man or woman did, by getting being the first woman to get a Nobel prize, and the first person to get two Nobel prizes. As an aspiring scientist, I admire her achievements!
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2011-03-07 03:43:21 UTC
First of all , Hypatia of Alexandria an ancient greek philosopher who had an incredible mind (in maths and other science subjects) . She has been murdered by fanatic christians with the excuse that she used magician (foolish people that believed what religious leaders said).

Then , Aspasia of Miletus an independent and smart woman .Socrates admired her.

Anne Frank for her mature thoughts in her diary.

Also Jane Austen ,

Charlotte Bronte and her other sisters , Sappho , Jane Adams , Mary Shelly , Maria Montessori , Marie Corelli , Lavinia Fontana , Rosa LuXEMBURG , Themistoclea , Anne, Lady Conway , Sarah Margaret Fuller

singers Maria Callas

Mathematician

Amalie Emmy Noether

and Ada Lovelace

World chess champion Judit Polgár
austsgrl
2011-03-06 12:48:07 UTC
Shannon DiMichele. . . my daughter.



7 years ago she didn't want children. Today, she is a stay at home mom with 3 kids who are 6, 4 and 21 mos. Her husband works like a crazy man and sometimes can't get home at night because he has to be in NY. She is raising a puppy as well and her home is immaculate. The children have a better grip on the English language than most teens/adults that I see on Yahoo Answers. She runs 2 businesses and does make-up for a friend's business. The children enjoy 3 cooked-from-scratch meals per day in addition to healthy snacks. I had to work when my children were young and I never realized how much work young ones can be. God bless my mother for taking care of them (I had 2). If there was anyone that I would want to be, it would be my daughter, Shannon!!!
Roshani
2014-09-22 19:51:00 UTC
out of famous People: Janis Joplin: Because she had the most amazing singing voice in history( on a woman) and she made a good example for women and girls everywhere(and me haha) she showed that you dont have to be a guy to be a rock and roll singer. she seemed to have a very sweet and shy personality and loved anyone around her. even though Janis had a drinking and drug problem. which ended up claiming her life at 27.
2011-03-12 05:54:12 UTC
Mother Theresa; Elizabeth Fry and Matilda Plantagenet are all highly influential in my reckoning, and many more besides:- Emily Pankhurst; Elizabeth Windsor (Her Majesty); and Her Grace the Duchess Georgiana of Devonshire, wife of the fifth Duke of Devonshire; the Queen Mother - the list could go on.
교충히
2011-03-08 20:38:37 UTC
Any women. The world would be nothing without them. If you're going to rate my comment down, go ahead, but behind every great man is an even greater woman. They have stuck with more douches, teen pregnancies, teenage children, children, and intolerance than men have throughout time. They are more marginalized, no matter what ethnicity, because most of the world is male-dominated, women are seen as weak, though they take ten times more s***t than any man could. They take their role in the world, and yet have the guts to seek their dreams, no matter what obstacle, and have dealt with heartbreak, dilemma, and sexism more than men. Sure, there are those most consider as " b**ches", but only because they fight for what they believe in.

The way men have treated women throughout history i just disgusting, and yet, most men feel no empathy towards them. Being a man myself, I wish that I could apologize, but one in about 3,500,000,000 men is not enough. We owe it to women. They have to have PMS, the babies, mood swings, and no matter who the father is, most still manage to love their babies with 110% of their hearts.

No matter who.

No matter the ethnicity.

No matter the gender.

No matter what the sexual preference, or anything else, we all have a mother. We wouldn't be here without them. Both literally and figuratively. Happy Women's day, everybody. :)
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2011-03-08 10:59:01 UTC
The woman whom I admire the most is my mother. She truly is an amazing woman. She is always working hard to ensure we have a great future. She supports us in whatever we do. She hates seeing us down. She does everything in her power to ensure we are healthy. Thi year did not start out so well for me, and she has been with me every step of the way helping me get through a tough time. She is a great person who touches everybody with kindness and a warm smile wether she even likes that person or not. She is also very empowered, having earned her black belt in karate last year. She is a super-woman.
2014-09-01 20:01:36 UTC
She has been through literal hell and yet she still does good for everyone around her. She was in a severely abusive relationship with my dad (he beat her until she was almost dead), and even after he and his friends threatened to kill her if she took us away, she still fought for us. She did whatever she could to keep my brother, sister and I safe because she knew that he would do horrible things to us if he got full custody of us. She fought for 22 years to make sure he did not see us, even after his he and his friends slashed her tires, almost set our house on fire, and kidnapped us. Now she talks to other people (men and women) who are abused, and tells them that there is a way out of it. Even through all of the physical and emotional harm, and after all the threats she is such a strong woman and I hope I can be like her someday.
2014-10-12 16:26:49 UTC
ginnings in Java island, as the daughter of 5th generation Chinese migrants. She had her own business as a professional seamstress and candlemaker, struggled financially, and raised 5 kids by herself (with my late Chinese doctor grandfather), one who's been in a wheelchair all her life from cerebral palsy and now in her mid 40's.



My grandmother's body maybe quite fragile now, but she still wakes up at 6am to cook and tend the garden, and she still does a great job managing her household (with the help of an able-bodied daughter and two maids to take care of the paraplegic one). Recen
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2014-10-12 16:54:36 UTC
e raised both my sister and I alone. She was there for us from birth. Even though being a single parent is a stressful job to maintain everyday, she somehow still manages to play the role of mother AND father and I have to say she is a very good parent. She keeps a roof over our head, she provides a hot meal for us every single day, she makes sure she buys us whatever it is we need to survive in this world; clothes, school supplies, food (the necessities) she tries EXTRA hard to make us happy. She makes sure my sister wakes up on time everyday on time to make it to school. She spent all of her days off of work calling colleges and helping me apply when I should of been doing it by myself. She spent at least 1,000 dollars on my sister and I alone during the holidays trying to buy us exactly what we wanted, (and some extra gifts that not a lot of teenagers have, or even need.) She spends money on us first before she even buys anything for herself because she wants to make sure we have everything we ne
femtorgon2
2011-03-09 12:11:27 UTC
Sara Josephine Baker.

Tasked with lowering death rates in Hells Kitchen in New York, she developed programs to educate mothers on infant health, and to provide sanitary and effective food and medication. Over the course of a 2 year period, she reduced infant blindness rates int he area from 300 cases / year to 3 cases / year. Her many programs and developments would inform and revolutionize pediatric care



Famously made the statement that, with WWI soldiers dying at a rate of 4%, and babies dying at a rate of 12%, it was safer to be on the front lines in a war, than to be born in the United States.



Upon being asked to speak at the New York University Medical School, she demanded to be able to enroll at the school. Eventually the school agreed, being unable to find a male lecturer to match her knowledge.



Represented the United States in the League of Nations Health Committee, becoming the first woman to be a professional representative to the League.



Her work in public health is credited with saving hundreds of thousands of lives.
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2011-03-08 21:15:33 UTC
There are many inspiring women out there...but I would have to choose my grandmother.



Yes, I could choose from all the famous women but truth is, they don't know, nor care about me.

My grandmother, on the other hand knows and loves me. She taught me love and compassion in ways I can't define. She came from nothing; another country at that. She worked hard in America. She learned ENGLISH...there was no press 2 for Greek. She put her family before herself and dedicated her life to family. But that's okay, because it wasn't a struggle if it was for her loved ones. I love my Yia-Yia so much, her strength brings me happiness.
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2011-03-06 11:33:34 UTC
Reading the life story of Helen Keller, and the Diary of Anne Frank have inspired me to look beyond my tiny problems and remember that others have fought to overcome incredible obstacles, or deal with horrific realities.



In my own life, my grandmother. Although she died just before my 5th birthday, I later discovered what an incredible woman she was. She became a teacher at the age of 16 around the year 1900. She travelled across Canada and taught in one-room schoolhouses. Originally from New Brunswick, Canada, she married later in life, in her 30's, to my grandfather who lived in Ontario. I wish I knew more about her because I never had the chance to get to know her myself.
2014-06-20 18:13:16 UTC
I couldn't imagine being a 4 year old going through what she did. Her father and mother and brother were in concentration camps and her uncle had to take her back to America. Because of this, and what she went through, I admire her greatly.
vsenzafinev
2011-03-09 11:46:42 UTC
There are many women who amazing me and inspire me, but the one woman who inspires me most is my mom. She has been through literal hell and yet she still does good for everyone around her. She was in a severely abusive relationship with my dad (he beat her until she was almost dead), and even after he and his friends threatened to kill her if she took us away, she still fought for us. She did whatever she could to keep my brother, sister and I safe because she knew that he would do horrible things to us if he got full custody of us. She fought for 22 years to make sure he did not see us, even after his he and his friends slashed her tires, almost set our house on fire, and kidnapped us. Now she talks to other people (men and women) who are abused, and tells them that there is a way out of it. Even through all of the physical and emotional harm, and after all the threats she is such a strong woman and I hope I can be like her someday.
AS
2011-03-09 06:38:58 UTC
Michael Jackson
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2011-03-08 18:32:12 UTC
There are many amazing women throughout history and across the world, because every single one of them is just amazing and special. Each of them is beautiful in their way, and has the potential to help make this world better. So, women of the world, keep it up and keep giving this world the great opportunity of having you in it :)

Hope you all had a great day :P
2011-03-08 16:21:57 UTC
Of my family: my Grandmother who passed away 2 years ago, when my dad left me and when my mom had 2 work when I was a baby she quit her job to take care of me. I get very good reading and spelling scores because she read books to me when I was little and taught me how to spell at a young age. and she also played games with me like cards, coloring books and showed me how to do a lot of things and kept me great company. R.I.P Grandma March 2,1935- september 2009



out of famous People: Janis Joplin: Because she had the most amazing singing voice in history( on a woman) and she made a good example for women and girls everywhere(and me haha) she showed that you dont have to be a guy to be a rock and roll singer. she seemed to have a very sweet and shy personality and loved anyone around her. even though Janis had a drinking and drug problem. which ended up claiming her life at 27.
2011-03-06 10:53:19 UTC
my grandmother she took care of all of us when my mother had to work (picked us up from school, dropped us off etc) She suffered through the Holocaust and lost 15 close relatives (including a baby sister and a baby brother) After the war she always felt lucky to be alive and "paid it forward." She drove a sick young neighbor to chemotherapy treatments weekly. When she had pnemonia she wouldnt leave the house except to go food shopping for an older neighbor. She would take care of everyone that she heard needed help. Even in her 70s she would pick up my sisters and cousins from school work wherever. She also had lymphoma 3 times throughout her life. The first two times she was able to survive but the chemo and radiation weakened her body. She passed away this summer during a chemo treatment. Her courage never wavered. She never complained about the situation she was in. Her one complaint was that we (her kids and grandkids) were worrying about her. She felt that is was her duty to worry and care for us. I have never met anyone like her and I dont think I ever will. The sadness I feel over loosing her is only overshadowed by the gratitude I feel for having her in my like for 23 years. She is the most inspirational woman there will ever be for me.
2014-10-06 11:31:24 UTC
I love to be enveloped in your presence

the presence that fills me with grace

like a forlorn heart that knows of heartaches

and finds a home where your goodness resides



I feel lost without your light

I miss the smell of your fragrance

I want you around 24/7

...is that too much to ask?



Maybe yes...

Maybe not...
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2014-07-22 19:01:36 UTC
She loves her husband and children, even though they take up her time and make life harder than it would if she hadn't decided to have a family. She doesn't hate things or people that make her sacrifice personal comfort. She doesn't go around screaming that women are better than men, that the world would be a better place without men, that men are unnecessary and useless and shiftless - she doesn't need to tear down other human beings to make herself feel better.
Pretty Vacant
2011-03-13 19:12:50 UTC
Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Margaret Thatcher.
2011-03-12 07:29:28 UTC
Audrey Hepburn! <3
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2011-03-10 09:30:44 UTC
I admire 2 women who are currently still alive.

The first is Aung San Suu Kyi, the Burmese democracy fighter, who has spend much time in recent years under house arrest.

The second is Emma Watson. It sounds trashy to really admire a celebrity, but she is my idol. She's set up for life yet she's still going to Uni, from all reports she is really lovely - an amazing person, she's beautiful, and she is a fantastic actress.
Edward N
2011-03-09 03:26:45 UTC
Without any doubt or hesitation, I admire one woman way beyond all others. She left behind her world (Germany) to become part of mine, learned the language and culture in short order and for the past 50 years has been a devoted wife, Mother and Homemaker. Her loving touch has made our home beautiful and comfortable and she loves to do it. May God bless her for her unselfish contributions to our family and for putting up with me for half a century.
Bill C.
2011-03-08 04:52:19 UTC
I admire my wife, Lucy. My wife has battled Cancer for 26 year & held her head up the whole time.

My wife has struggled with MS for over 10 years and still holds her head up. She is stronger than I ever will be. Even more remarkable, she has stayed with me for 34 years.



I admire my mother, Rosetta. Returning to school at a late age (30s), she received her High School Diploma. She then graduated from College with a degree in Nursing. All this while working full time, raising kids and raising grand-kids.



I admire my grandmother, Rachel Maxine Green. She was a strong Christian woman of great character. She was very giving to those in her community. She was very kind and loving to others and to me.
2011-03-05 22:18:53 UTC
Corazon Aquino’s legacy has created a lasting impact in the life of so many people from all walks of life. Even those who conspired against her through coupes eventually admitted that they were wrong. Foreign journalists mentioned that she was the only president, after Ferdinand Marcos, who was not accused of corruption. Her dedication to keep the office of the president honorable despite all the oppositions is still unparalleled until today.



Though Corazon Aquino faced so much opposition during her time as president, she was still able to maintain her integrity. The same integrity allowed her to willingly give up her office when her term ended. That same integrity gave her the confidence to challenge politicians in office when she saw them abuse their power.

While many are quick to point out Corazon Aquino’s legacy was her being the icon of democracy, it must be noted that without integrity such title would be very shallow. Integrity is the reason why so many people flooded the streets and endured the harsh conditions just to catch a glimpse of the funeral cortege and flash the ‘laban’ (fight) sign as a sign of support for the family.

While today’s generation does not place any importance in integrity, in the long run it will count, no matter who you are.

I once read about Karl Marx’s funeral and it was totally opposite of that of Corazon Aquino, considering that Karl Marx was the founder of communisim. Since the guy had no integrity, only 6 people attended his funeral. Nobody cared, not even his family—he starved most of his children to death..

While waiting for the funeral cortege to pass by reporter asked  few persons if they would show the same dedication for the current president. The supporter just laughed and said that it would never happen.

Integrity counts and if we want to leave a lasting impression to the younger generations, we must value it no matter what. Her lessons to not only the Phillipines, but to the world is not of the experience you can bring to a office of integrity and honor, but the value through your heart can bring. She is a lesson to the world and a world's lesson to learn. May you rest in peace Corazon Aquino
Gentlegiant
2011-03-05 06:51:19 UTC
Well just for protection purposes I won't mention her name but there is this one woman that I met a few weeks ago that has already don't so much in ways I can't even explain. Even when she found out the horrible things I have done she admitted to me that she was scared and didn't try to hide like everyone else. She is just an amazing person and I could never thank her enough for that.
2014-10-03 05:06:37 UTC
Hot Toddy (if you are of legal drinking age, that it). I like mine with whiskey, but many people use brandy. Instructions: Fill a glass with boiling water, add half a lemon (or less to taste), 2 tablespoons of honey (or more or less to taste), plus 2 ounces of whiskey or brandy. Stir it up and drink right before bed. You will sleep like a baby and wake up refreshed. Using liquor for medicinal purposes works (it's not just a lie that alcoholics use, lol).
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2011-03-09 14:38:16 UTC
My grandmother Mary who I call "mamaw." She amazes me because no I have ever met has possessed such a faith in, or love for, God. She has special relationship with Him, and proudly cleaned the church she's attended faithfully since she was 13 until her retirement. She is also the most lively person. She doesn't believe in age, and walks several miles a day. She would help anyone, even at her own expense, and has the kindest spirit. The brother whom she is closest too, is technically her half brother since he was the product of their mother's rape. My great uncle is half African American, which in the 1930s was enough to have the Jim Crow Laws barring him from the education he deserved. One teacher was willing to teach him and was fired for that very reason. My mamaw taught him instead. When people bullied him, despite her small size, she defended him. She was the difference she wished to see in the world, and continues to amaze us all. I hope that when I grow up (and I'm twenty-one), that I will be like her.





She is amazing in her faith, and how she lives for God. How even in her seventies she walks five miles a day. How she loves and cares for her family. Her long and happy marriage to my grandfather...Most amazing of all was her courage to stand up for her brother. One of her brothers, technically half since he was the product of my great grandmother's rape, is part African American. In the 1930s that meant that the Jim Crow Laws would keep him from getting the education he deserved until one teacher risked his job to teach him. He lost his job, and my great uncle was bullied terribly.
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2014-09-14 03:45:36 UTC
They are more marginalized, no matter what ethnicity, because most of the world is male-dominated, women are seen as weak, though they take ten times more s***t than any man could. They take their role in the world, and yet have the guts to seek their dreams, no matter what obstacle, and have dealt with heartbreak, dilemma, and sexism more than men. Sure, there are those most consider as " b**ches", but only because they fight for what they believe in.

The way men have treated women throughout history i just disgusting, and yet, most men feel no empathy towards them. Being a man myself, I wish that I could apologize, but one in about 3,500,000,000 men is not enough. We owe it to women. They have to have PMS, the babies, mood swings, and no matter who the father is, most still manage to love their babies with 110% of their hearts.
2011-03-10 10:57:57 UTC
Madonna, the biggest star alive, a woman that dared to say what she was thinking in all the moments against the critics and her enemies. The woman that defined the fashion and music on the last 25 years and an example for feminists and gay people around the world. The great influence for the new comers on music industry and a great model for motherhood
2011-03-08 20:59:16 UTC
I have to say Queen Elizabeth I. She came from a messed up situation with two very messed up parents and turned out to be one of the greatest rulers in history. And she did so without a man, which was unheard of thing during her time.



I think she is an excellent role model for all young women, today.
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2011-03-08 18:25:06 UTC
Sophie Scholl of the White Rose resistance, who defied the Nazis through conviction and courage, and who paid the ultimate price for opposing the evils of genocide and repression in her homeland. She wasn't someone who "should have" been a hero, but she definitely had the bravery to be one -- a great example, but sadly far less known than she should be.
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2011-03-04 22:11:39 UTC
I'm not into celebrities much. My mother is the one woman on the face of the planet that I will always admire the most. Her perseverance and will to see me succeed were always her top priority. She was strict, but also gentle, a million times more gentle than many of the unfortunate tales of my friends at college who would resort to physical violence. The worst I got was words, and she knew that words were all she needed to keep me in check.



I picked up my caring and protective nature towards my friends through her. I picked up knowledge that helped to save the day more than once from her. Need I say more? Well, I suppose I could, but I would probably flood the entire page by then.
Suraj
2015-07-27 20:27:48 UTC
That she loves me, and I know she really does, in both that superficial way and a more meaningful way, amazes me. Born into an extremely humble and poor family, she was the first person amongst her extended family to go to college, let alone get a master's degree.
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2014-09-19 20:32:42 UTC
The first two times she was able to survive but the chemo and radiation weakened her body. She passed away this summer during a chemo treatment. Her courage never wavered. She never complained about the situation she was in.
krishna
2011-03-09 02:52:31 UTC
A girl becomes a youth and then after giving birth to a babe transforms into a woman. She cares for the babe 24x7 does not desire anything in return. A wife is one who desires to have some returns for the affection she shows and for what she gives to a husband which cannot be given by his mother.



THIS IS WHY ON THE WOMEN'S DAY, I choose the mother as important for any one so long as the real family relationships exist.
2011-03-08 13:21:11 UTC
Michelle Obama

Amelia Earhart
Inquisitive
2011-03-07 12:41:14 UTC
Rosalind Franklin - this is the woman who paved the way for the discovery of DNA, but she was usurped by the chauvinist Watson & Crick - she was even barred from entry into the senior lounge because she was a woman. She didn't moan, or berate or cry "Foul" she let them get on with their false glory because she knew she was the one who paved all the difficult and new groundwork. A true heroine for women and for science.
2011-03-12 17:59:08 UTC
My sister Josefina Rosas! She is a single mother going through college and working to pay for her. Not to mention she is doing a wonderfuly good job at raising her daughter. My favorite celebrity woman who I admire is Natalie Postman she is so beautiful and has achieved so much in so little time, she is so admirable and so young.
NiKKi
2011-03-09 08:50:59 UTC
My grandmothers, both of them.They survived the war, they have been through terrk le times. They were the most amazing women ever, loving, caring and sharing, with a very strong spirit.
cadacon
2011-03-08 23:06:53 UTC
There can never be one women to give credit to, but I can say, I admire women who contribute their lives as Nurses, Doctors and Surgeon to terminally sick children in the hospitals around the world, women who care to make our world a better place through their dedications and contributions.
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2011-03-08 20:25:56 UTC
Megan Frank
Naden
2011-03-07 16:30:08 UTC
I definitely have to agree with Audrey Hepburn. I wish classy people like her existed nowadays. She followed her dreams from a very young age. She was and still is one of the most talented people I have ever read about and seen(in movies.) Not only that but she also gave back so much during her lifetime. She has inspired me to follow my goals no matter how big they may be and it is because of her why I chose to help others through volunteer work and as a future career.
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2011-03-06 15:17:38 UTC
Mother Teresa! For over 45 years she ministered to the poor, sick, orphaned, and dying, while guiding the Missionaries of Charity's expansion, first throughout India and then in other countries. Following her death she was beatified by Pope John Paul II and given the title Blessed Teresa of Calcutta.[5][6]



By the 1970s, she was internationally famed as a humanitarian and advocate for the poor and helpless.
Debra D
2011-03-06 09:06:35 UTC
Julia Abbatoy

She is just a simple women with a heart of gold.She teaches Sunday school and explains the stories so well to the children.

In her home she adjust her life around her children, husband and Friends..and she helps take of her sisters boys .Her sister passed away 1yr ago.

I have never meant anyone as strong, loving. beholding, beautiful, spiritual as she

She is truly an inspiration to women all over the world
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2011-03-04 09:19:47 UTC
I admire my mother the most. She has gone through so much with me. My happiness and wellness always comes before hers, in her book. When things got so tough we had not much money for food, she would make sure my father and I had a nice big, warm dinner while she was so self-less that she saved all of it for us. She is the most amazing woman I could ever know. Her mother passed away when she was only 20, and ever since then she has committed herself to being the best mother she could be. She works her butt off every day for me.



She makes sure I am happy no matter what. If I'm up sick, she will stay up all night with me. If I had a bad day, she would sit there forever waiting for me to tell her what happened. As soon as my shoes don't fit, she brings me straight to the mall to get fresh new shoes. She would do anything for her family. She makes sure she sets aside time for me & her to spend time with each other. Whether it's playing a board game, watching TV, or even just talking. No matter what, she has my back and supports me 100%. I don't know how I will ever be able to live without her love.
2011-03-08 16:39:02 UTC
Queen Noor of Jordan (Arabic: الملكة نور‎; born August 23, 1951 in Washington, D.C.) is the last wife and widow of the late King Hussein of Jordan.

She was born an American of Syrian, English, Swedish, and Scottish descent. She is the current president of the United World Colleges movement and an advocate of the anti-nuclear weapons proliferation campaign, Global Zero.
2011-03-09 10:25:23 UTC
My mother, of course! She's an inspiration to me and my younger sibling. She raised us with love and compassion beyond words and taught us to look past obstacles and come out strong. We do feel her will power and her strength a lot many times! Without her, I know that this family won't survive! To me, she's my God, my teacher and my best friend!



Then, Kasturba Gandhi (Mahatma Gandhi's wife) She stood beside Mahatma Gandhi in all troubles, helped him gain courage till her last breath! She was good and kind wife and a mother to our nation!
Richard Stuart Long
2011-03-08 12:11:40 UTC
There is a sister at my church that occasionally helps with meals for the congregation. She has always impressed me because she is able to be in the midst of all those people while still maintaining her vow of silence.



It is a special combination when you can find a woman that will bring you a sandwich AND keep her mouth shut.
2011-03-05 06:51:36 UTC
Cornelia ten Boom:



When the Nazi's invaded Holland, Corrie ten Boom - a devout Christian, with great risk to herself, offered sanctuary to Jewish people who were prosecuted because of their religion. The Jewish people were often sent to concentration camps, where death was imminent. The Nazis found out about her sheltering the Jews, so she and her father and sister were sent to the concentration camp. Shortly after, her father and sister died. She herself was at death's door. Due to an amazing stroke of luck, she was released on a clerical error. She then set about preaching God's word. She also helped the mentally handicapped and was involved in many church activities.

That is why I think she was an amazing woman.
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2011-03-09 12:40:03 UTC
First of all, Happy 100th International Women's Day to all those wonderful ladies out there! :)

1. Across the Room: If I don't mention my mom, then I don't deserve any good thing in life... She's a wonderful person(all moms are) who lives JUST for me. She tolerates my annoying self and still happens to love me the most... I thank God for making me lucky by giving such a wonderful person in my life...



Next, it is my BEST FRIEND... Shes not even my mom, and yet shes there for me ALL THE TIME.. She makes me feel so special... She has saved me from a lot of times of crisis... I really don't think I deserve her friendship and yet, she wants only me as her BFF... 'You amaze me Bharu, :) thank you for everything!' :) <3



2. Across the globe: I don't how many 'thumbs down' am gonna get for this, but I really don't care.. I love Miley Cyrus... People say bad things about her, and may be they are true... BUT SO WHAT? It has never affected me (or anyone for that matter) personally.. From my point of view, she was one person whom I grew up with (Hannah Montana show I mean..)... Her voice is not super nice and yet her songs has lifted my spirits and has been an inspiration to me as I too don't have a great voice but sing well.. Shes sooooo popular and people say she hasn't got talent (by their logic, imagine how much more popular she would have been if she had had actual talent).... In Youtube (and many other sites), we can easily find users commenting offensive, very very offensive comments about her and yet she only accepted that its a part of celebrity life and hasn't let those affect her...

So Lets Face It... Shes a mentally strong, talented, entertaining and inspiring person... She may be is a bad person too! But picking up the good or bad things from a person is actually OUR choice... I have picked the Good ones... So here goes... Miley, you Amaze me!! :)

Chan!
Ti
2011-03-08 13:59:34 UTC
My grandmother who became a widow at 28 and raised 10 children by herself on a subsistance farm in Finnish Lappland.

These are the kind of women we should admire. There are millions of unsung heroines like my grandmother throughout history that we should never forget.

What personal sacrifices have Melinda Gates and others like her really made? Not many compared to my grandmother.

Melinda can hire someone else to raise her children. My grandmother couldn't.

Melinda can hire someone else to do her laundry and clean her house. My grandmother couldn't.

Melinda can hire someone else to cook her meals. My grandmother couldn't.

The real heroines in Melinda's world might just be the poor, overworked women who raise her children, clean her house, do her laundry, and cook her meals.
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2011-03-05 20:47:45 UTC
Any woman who has done the most for humanity and decided to set aside her personal desires and who sacrificed herself for the betterment of the human race, her family, her country or even the world. Shall we start with Mother Theresa? All other women in history can stand behind her.
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2011-03-05 13:21:45 UTC
My mother, what else is there to say about my mom, she's sacrificed so much for me since my short life on this Earth and I love her more than anything!



Also Michelle Obama, whether you agree with Obama on anything or not, Michelle is so classy, and carries herself so well. Grace, elegance, a nuturing mother of two, and a Harvaard education. What more could you ask for in a First Lady?

And I like Hilary Clinton too.... (there's no denying she's smart)



Audrey Hepburn....I think she died the year I was born but waht I would do to meet her! She seemed so humble and classy and so much of a smart great actress, and I loved what she did wit unicef, truly inspiring, her movies are classic



Princess Diana, she died in such a tragic way, and seemed like one of the most giving people ever.



Eleanor Roosevelt.....words can't describe her. There aren't enough words in the English language to describe her selflessness, everything she's done for America, how smart and inspiring she is.



Harriet Tubman, this African lady that helped agriculture in her country, forgot what her name was



I can't think of anyone in Hollywood 2011 to write...maybe Anne Hathaway, but I don't know much about her... :(
2011-03-09 03:19:23 UTC
My beautiful girlfriend, without her love and support I would be the youn girl she met not the wise woman she turned me into. Her strengh inspired me to be myself and she was just the funniest most intelligent strongest fiercest woman you could hope to ever meet. She always stood up for her belifs and never let any get her down. Rest in peace, my love, Xena Wilksons
LoveConquersAll10160309041502210117
2011-03-08 18:18:59 UTC
My grandma, or babica, in Polish. My grandma has always been there for me, no matter what. In 2000, she died of breast cancer and I all I want to do is to have her back and fight this terrible disease that consumes innocent women. My grandma would put other's needs first before her needs even entered her mind. She is the world's sweetest woman and if I could give anything, anything at all, I would do it for her. Babcia, I love you.
Debra
2011-03-06 18:55:09 UTC
For me it is Mother Teresa of Calcutta because she served and loved across all racial and geographical lines.She took the poor dying in the gutters and gave them a clean bed to die with dignity and love.Her sisters continue working on all continents.Former Mayor Ed Koch of New York said it was Mother Teresa who helped him when the aids epidemic came about.Her service to those in dire needs continues each day by the many dedicated Missionaries of Charity.She epitomized Gods Love in action .
Uncle Sid
2011-03-05 06:02:09 UTC
I think that after all's said and done, it had to be Mother Theresa of Calcutta. Forever shunning publicity and doing nothing but good, she was the complete polar opposite of Katie Price. She even had a low-key demise, dying just when the press was obsessed with mourning Princess Di.
2011-03-04 19:12:53 UTC
Rebbecca Lords of france stunningly Beautiful and sexy

Satin Phoenix gorgeous and does it with humour

Annette Schwartz if anyone I would enjoy sinning with

Amber Rayne Hot little fire cracker Open minded



Just four GREAT women who really know ! What it means to enjoy... being a woman
2011-03-12 20:42:59 UTC
I like to have groupsex with my girlfriend and homeless people we meet off the street. We usually go to a dirty hotel and all give each other oral and anal sex. Then after that I usually sodomize the homeless person in the butthole or sometimes if its a girl I stick in in her BeefCurtains after I stick it in the bumbum. My girlfriend and I both have contracted HIV(Aids) after we had sex with this black prostitute that was standing on a corner in a bad neighborhood.. When I found out she did I took a baseball bat and bludgeoned the prostitute to death and raped her dead body over and over again infront of the police station tossed the body on a church stoop where people walk in. Then defecated and urinated on the body. What should we do about our Aids????
2011-03-08 22:26:46 UTC
Marilyn Monroe.



She is just a doll<3 Although she was provocative and everyone now, thinks she was nothing but a sex idol, I completely disagree. Showing skin means nothing, she was still very classy and I love that about her. She was very confident, confidence is what makes a girl beautiful. She didn't care what other people said, she believed that every girl is beautiful, I think everyone should realize that.. Not to mention she was terribly beautiful<3
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2011-03-08 14:55:19 UTC
my mom of course

even though im 15 and most kids my age are embarressed by there mother im not afraid to hug or even kiss her infront of them you only have one mother and you might as well love her. she does everything for me when i had back surgery when i was 12 she stayed an hour away from home with me for 7 days in the hospital. i love her so much and thats why mothers day is one of my favorite holidays to celebrate the person that brought me to where i am now
Danny
2011-03-07 15:08:56 UTC
Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu known as Mother Theresa.



The Society of Missionaries has spread all over the world, including the former Soviet Union and Eastern European countries. They provide effective help to the poorest of the poor in a number of countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, and they undertake relief work in the wake of natural catastrophes such as floods, epidemics, and famine, and for refugees. The order also has houses in North America, Europe and Australia, where they take care of the shut-ins, alcoholics, homeless, and AIDS sufferers.



The Missionaries of Charity throughout the world are aided and assisted by Co-Workers who became an official International Association on March 29, 1969. By the 1990s there were over one million Co-Workers in more than 40 countries. Along with the Co-Workers, the lay Missionaries of Charity try to follow Mother Teresa's spirit and charism in their families.



Mother Teresa's work has been recognised and acclaimed throughout the world and she has received a number of awards and distinctions, including the Pope John XXIII Peace Prize (1971) and the Nehru Prize for her promotion of international peace and understanding (1972). She also received the Balzan Prize (1979) and the Templeton and Magsaysay awards.
Gary C
2011-03-05 21:20:43 UTC
Dolores Huerta, the co-founder (with Cesar Chavez) of the United Farmworkers. She empowered some of the most oppressed people in America to stand up for their rights.
how can she slap?
2011-03-05 12:35:26 UTC
My mom, shes made me believe so much that i would never believe otherwise. She has told me to keep my head up high when things are rough. To never give up despite all of the negativity around me. She makes me believe that i am worth living, and that i serve a purpose on this earth. She makes me believe that i am beautiful, intelligent, confident and much more.



I know there are many women around the world, but the closest one that you will ever be attached to, and get to meet will in fact be your own mother.



Love you mom <3
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2011-03-12 00:02:09 UTC
Kaitlin Vickers
dr_ibad_khan
2011-03-11 20:19:26 UTC
Holy Khadija, the wife of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). She belonged to a society where services to the prophet were considered the most honored privilege.



Holy Khadija had the sagacity and perception that prophet-hood will be bestowed to Holy Muhammad (PBUH) so the richest lady of the society married the becoming prophet and sacrificed her wealth, son, slave and her own life in the service of the Prophet.



Her son, from first husband, has the honour of first Muslim to sacrifice his life for Islam.



The Prophet (PBUH) himself said that there is no match of holy Khadija for her services and sacrifices in the time of initial propagation of Islam.
Lizabeth
2011-03-10 17:55:57 UTC
OPRAH!! I am most impressed with her determination at a fairly young age to be in television which she did really well. BUT she did it even better when she realized that her message had the ability to change lives, she changed her programming. The Oprah Show has multi-million viewers internationally. Oprah's intention is to present information and for you to accept or reject it. Her intention is to build bridges between thoughts and people. While I love my mother, and she has meant the world to me, both of us love and admire Oprah for all her fabulous ways of contributing to the world being a better place for all mankind. Thanks Oprah for being you (and your great team!)
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2011-03-09 07:36:14 UTC
Deborah Sampson

First woman to serve as a combat soldier in the revolutionary war.
Mushtaq A
2011-03-08 20:55:04 UTC
I admire my wife as a most clean woman. She is very considerate and caring. She adjusted with my life and we spent the life as a couple and we are still keeping our life in a very friendly and congenial atmosphere. I again say that she (my wife) is the best. Good Luck
?
2011-03-14 10:37:58 UTC
Without hesitation, Burmese Nobelist Aung San Suu Kyi. She has gone thorugh much of her life imprisoned for her unflinching dedication to liberty for her fellow country-men and women. She remains on of the great symbols of determination for all women, all people.
2011-03-09 00:50:47 UTC
Well i would say Mother Teresa. Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity at the time of her death it was operating 610 missions in 123 countries, including hospices and homes for people with HIV/AIDS, leprosy and tuberculosis, soup kitchens, children's and family counselling programs, orphanages, and schools.
Kiki Blue
2011-03-07 08:29:41 UTC
My grandmother, she is the epitome of the independent woman before there even was one. She was born in 1914 and got married at the age of 14. She only had a 5th grade education, her whole life her area of work was, migrant farm work(even though she was born here in the states), dish washer, house/building cleaner, and when she got into her senior years she would take care of children. She had a total of 12 children, 3 of which died between the ages of 3-5. when she had her last child at the age of 37 my grandfather left her with the remaining 7 children leaving at home. My grandmother with only a 5th grade education and no drivers license picked up and moved her children from Washington state back to Texas. Once back she got back to work and worked her *** off, she eventually bought her own house and everything in it. she was strict and would know how to command a room and calm down any situation. she taught all her children and grandchildren the meaning of the word RESPECT. I admire my grand mother the most because even though she married young, was poor, hispanic, had only a 5th grade education, she still never had anyone help her and her children always had what they needed and were feed and had a roof over her head. I love and admire my grandma so much she would always push me to do the best and get my education and how to stand on my own two feet. What i love and admire about her the most is her strength because even though she went through so much hardship she still stayed strong.
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2011-03-05 19:09:23 UTC
1. Mother Teresa, for fighting poverty and helping the poor.

2. Madame Marie Curie, the discoverer of radioactivity who was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize and also the only one to do it twice.

3. Hellen Keller, a blind and deaf woman who was able to communicate with her world still.
2011-03-05 07:53:53 UTC
There are two women who have changed my life and whom I admire. Neither one of them are famous, infact most people wouldn't have a clue who they are. The first is my Grandmother. She truely is a lady and always amazes me with everything she does. She is a strong women who always knows the approapriate thing to do and never hesitates to do it, but will fight for what is right. The second was a good friend I had in high shool. She was a bad influence in my life and led me into the world of drugs, sex, and alcohol. She was a very independent person and never cared about what others thought of her. When we were juniors, she decided she wanted to go to college. She dropped all of the negitive things in her life and buckled down on her grades. She graduated highschool with honors and went on to college to be a nurse. Unfortunately, she died in a car accident before she could graduate. She showed me that it is more important what you think of yourself, that you can achieve anything you work hard for, and to never take opportunities for granted.
2014-07-22 08:08:32 UTC
"I once picked up a woman from a garbage dump and she was burning with fever; she was in her last days and her only lament was: ‘My son did this to me.’ I begged her: You must forgive your son. In a moment of madness, when he was not himself, he did a thing he regrets. Be a mother to him, forgive him. It took me a long time to make her say: ‘I forgive my son.’ Just before she died in my arms, she was able to say that with a real forgiveness. She was not concerned that she was dying. The breaking of the heart was that her son did not want her. This is something you and I can understand."
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2011-03-09 10:48:08 UTC
My Mom. She works 3 jobs. Takes care of the kids. Cleans the house. Never curses and always trys to make someone feel special.
?
2011-03-08 18:31:40 UTC
I admire all those working mothers, plain housewives, and those woman who are doing something great not just for their own lives but for the common good of the people that surrounds them, specially mothers. It would be such a menial task to raise kids and guide them on their way to development, to provide them with love and protection, to make everyone in their home feel warmth and secure. It is the mother who has the desire to do everyday the common but tiresome task like preparing breakfast for her children, for considering what will be best for them.
jcan1701@sbcglobal.net
2011-03-08 17:01:41 UTC
My Great Grandmother.

She raised me when my mom and Grandmother was unable to. I had no father or father figure to look up to. She supported me until the day she died even though I said some pretty hateful things to her. She lived through some pretty traumatic times for women, and was still very successful in her life. She was very strong, and I could never live up to what she expected of me. I miss her very much and really wish she were still here to see me become successful in my life.
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2011-03-08 14:46:50 UTC
I admire Late Smt. Indira Gandhi the ex Prime Minister Of India for her bold decisions during her regime.

Generally It is not possible for a Head of a parliamentary type of Government.
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2011-03-08 13:46:35 UTC
Conalesa Rice
2011-03-07 20:44:09 UTC
The woman I admire the most is Aishah(peace be upon her), the wife of prophet muhammad(peace and blessing of Allah be upon him). All the scholars agree that Aishah(R.A) possessed an excellent brain, and had a very sound knowledge of the Holy Qur’an, the hadiths, and was also highly skilled in the fields of lineage, poetry, literature and criticism. It was claimed by many that she had excellent literary taste and a notable memory for poetry, which she could quote copiously, always finding a suitable couplet or stanza to fit various experiences, and cause amusement or admiration.She was also skilled in the medical science of that age.No doubt she acquired her knowledge of Qur’anic interpretation and other studies in theology from the best of teachers – the Prophet himself. Aishah(peace be upon her) had a remarkable command of language and expression. Her speeches in later life were famous for their exciting rhetoric, eloquence, and unique allegories and metaphors.Aishah(peace be upon her) became a great disseminator of Islamic teachings, law and particularly sayings of the Prophet. In fact, her status was not merely that of a great narrator, but rather she was a jurist in her own right, a commentator and a great theologian. She is considered the best among the female jurists. Even senior Companions of the Prophet approached her with queries regarding Islamic doctrines and tenets of faith. Persons no less than the Caliphs Umar and Uthman sought her help in resolving some complicated issues. It is important to realize not just her later authority, but also that the Prophet had urged his friends to ‘consult Aishah’ over Islamic advice, even while he still lived.
Magpie™
2011-03-06 12:49:07 UTC
Louise Sauvage.



Former world champion wheelchair racer.



She has played a massive role in helping to change people's views, and earn athletes with a disability the same level of respect as their able-bodied counterparts.



Order of Australia medal and Olympic champion.
The Lady of Shalott
2011-03-06 10:49:22 UTC
Dolores O'Riordan- The Cranberries Vocalist

The women in my family- mom, aunts, cousins...

Audrey Hepburn- Great Actress, Dancer, and human rights activist

Susan B. Anthony- Women's Rights activist

Every woman who disliked the sexist comments above

Each of the women above worked hard to do something, get out a message, etc.
2011-03-04 16:25:27 UTC
Have we ever come to think that maybe each and everyone woman has her own story to tell? I cherish my mother and her mother. Her mother's mother. I cherish our countries first lady and her many mothers. I cherish the woman who stood up and said this world needs change. I cherish the woman who let God into her heart. I cherish the women who fight in our wars when no one thought they could. I cherish the women who put food on the table when her husband got laid off his job. I cherish the woman who said every ethnicity has a chance. I cherish the women who gave us the right to vote. I cherish the women who were brave enough to say " I don't agree." I cherish these women and more. Everyone woman has a story to be told. It's a shame so many good ones don't get told. Your question is which woman do I admire the most and why? My answer is real simple. I admire them all. Keep your chin held high. Your story may be next!



God bless you!
2011-03-15 14:18:03 UTC
I admire cheryl cole & lady gaga most and this is why...



Cheryl cole because she grew up in a rough background and could of been faced with lots of difficult situations, drugs, crime and violence but she is proud of her roots even now she is a famous, internationally known singer who is beautiful and people should look up to her and also she has shown that she makes her own money and is very successful in what she does.



Lady Gaga because she is one of the most unique people in the world because she creates these crazy outfits that make some people think why? but it shows she is not trying to copy anyone and she is just doing what she wants to do and be herself like everyone should be and also that you shouldnt be afraid to be the inner person you really are no matter what language, race, or sexuality.



And other famous people in the world that have given up there own time to help people in poor parts of the world who live in poverty and close to death by doing fund-raising events that raise money for these people and support people that need it :)
2015-05-30 19:11:40 UTC
She passed away this summer during a chemo treatment. Her courage never wavered. She never complained about the situation she was in. Her one complaint was that we (her kids and grandkids) were worrying about her. She felt that is was her duty to worry and care for us. I have never met anyone like her and I dont think I ever will.
True Blue Brit
2011-03-15 05:03:47 UTC
Emily Hobhouse. She campaigned on behalf of women and children and saved many from dying in the South African concentration camps, at the turn of the last century. 28 000 women and children died - the number would have been much higher without her efforts.
2011-03-08 05:07:53 UTC
I of course thought of all sorts of celebrities, but when I glanced at the first Answerers, I realized the truth; The only proper answer to this question is one's mother, without whom we would not even exist.



My own mother did lots of bad things to me- including giving me up for adoption during her own healthy lifetime, the first nine years of my life, interrupting that adoption when it was working out for me, interrupted my education in a First World nation, then went and got herself killed, leaving me with nothing- not even an explanation of what was going on- through her own fault, a lot quicker than she deserved, deliberately leaving me in the hands of our mortal enemies, without my knowing it, until some 17 years later, when I could have died at any time. I suffered a lot because of her, and as a result do not like to think about her.



Nonetheless, she performed the most important act in the history of the World, which was giving birth to me. I like to think that I am nothing like her, but if it were not for her, I would not be anywhere at all, nor anything at all.
Dinah
2011-03-05 07:16:50 UTC
Rachel Carson
2011-03-15 17:16:04 UTC
The woman i admire the most is my mother.

I admire her the most because she does a lot for me and my siblings. Like raise us, take care of us, feed us, and etc.. She is the most wonderful person i ever lived with and i will always love her no matter what.
2011-03-09 11:22:46 UTC
My Mum <3 xxxxx
11397
2011-03-09 08:52:23 UTC
I feel women all around the world are proving themselves and it makes me nothing but happy. I also feel every girl's inspiration is their mother who has raised them, taken care of them and given them unconditional love. So I am proud to say that the women i admire most is .. My Mother. <3
jlynn_245
2011-03-08 08:57:10 UTC
I have the most admiration for my guidance counselor.



Our school has gone through multiple suicides within the last couple years, one of which was my friend, and her giving and nurturing character has helped us through this difficult time. She always listens to the students and keeps a smile on her face to brighten everyone's day. Not many people that I know look at the positive things in life, and i think that's what we all need to do.
Olivia Skylar ℳ.ℋ.
2011-03-08 03:38:40 UTC
Mariska Hargitay.



She's a great actress, I admire her for that,



But I admire her even more, because she is the founder of the Joyful Heart Foundation.



The mission of the Joyful Heart Foundation is to heal, educate and empower survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence and child abuse and shed light into the darkness that surrounds these issues.



To me, Mariska Hargitay is a hero and a perfect rolemodel.
my words for you
2011-03-06 09:08:24 UTC
I think that's a very big question, that I don't consider myself well informed enough to answer at a degree it deserves.



The world has been around for so long and there are so many people that have lived and I (at this period of my life) only know about my small amount of time that I have been alive.









From that small period I would definitely say Buffy from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

She is such a powerful, moral, strong-willed and inspirational character.

(So much more than just a character on TV show.)







Also my mum is definitely a personal role model.









On a side note I just have to say how extremely(!!!) worrying it is that there is such a lack of female or male role models in our generation. What a waste of life, and perhaps even sadder people don't even realise that they are missing out.
desertrose9449
2011-03-05 23:02:55 UTC
I can only name one woman who is worthy of this and it is my mother. I only wish that my children have a fraction of the admiration I have for this woman. She began in absolute poverty where her own mother left her with her brother and sister in an orphanage. She managed to learn so much on her own with only a third grade education. She taught us great manners, good etiquette, humility and respect. Her great legacy was also the enormous importance and regard she had for education and the love for raising good, intelligent, productive members of society. It has been two years since her passing but will eternally be the woman I admire the most, the only woman worthy of vote for revered and cherished being: my mother.
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2011-03-05 10:59:22 UTC
Definetely my mom.



Think about it: She considers you her prize and soul and she tries to do everything to make you feel comfortable and happy. Sometimes you may think that she is out of her mind, but she is actually doing it for the best. For me, I didn't want to join a soccer team. But when she signed me up, I became thankful for giving me the opportunity to play. Also, the immense load she has to do (For my mom: Washing the dishes, cleaning the house, doing laundry, and other ways to support the family while taking brutal online courses make her superwomen).



Thank you mom for giving me the best childhood one could ever have!
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2011-03-10 10:46:40 UTC
Sarah Palin

Because she is so smart and she knows that dinosaur bones were totally made by Barack Obama to throw us off from the truth that big government kills Jesus by lying about Global Warming. Communism, Socialism, Nazi Germany. That's why.
cute.4life_11
2011-03-09 13:58:03 UTC
Oprah Winfrey.

I love her she never ceases to amaze me.

How a person brought up with rape from FAMILY MEMBERS and who was cutting school, smoking, etc. changed their life.

She brought herself up- along with so many other people.

She has changed the face of TV. She is the ultimate giver. If only every celebrity was that generous and caring
?
2011-03-08 19:10:00 UTC
Marie Antoinette.



She was an amazing Queen of France. I personally believe it was wrong to kill that woman. So many presidents leave during wars and crap today, Marie tried to leave during the French Revolution... so? They guillotined her. - That was horrible.
Ally
2011-03-08 18:33:06 UTC
Audrey Hepburn. Definetly.



She's sooo beautiful. Inside and out. She used her fame to bring focus to the starving, malnurished children in Africa.



She's the definition of class and style. And I hope to be just like her when I'm older.



(:
Mercy
2011-03-07 09:26:11 UTC
I had to think about this for a while. I wanted to answer my mother, and in a way it is, but I could never adequately share why. When I though further, I thought of a woman I never met, not many have heard of, and who is dead now, an early death of breast cancer. Her name was Ann Imbrie. She was a professor of English at Vassar College and she wrote a book entitled "Spoken in Darkness."



The book was a unique biography and perhaps the most stunning act of love to which I have ever been witness. No women's day of any sort should pass without her name and deed being shared.



As a girl, Ann Imbrie had had a friend, a physician's daughter, bright, pretty, fun, funny, but as with so many young friendships, they drifted apart with time and circumstance. Imbrie, who got her Ph.D. in English and became a professor at Vassar, always assumed her friend, like herself, had gone on to a full life. But early in her Vassar career, she came home for holiday break, and her mother said to her, "Oh, you remember that Lee Snavely you used to play with?" Imbrie did. "Well," said her mother, "she was murdered. She was a prostitute and a serial killer murdered her."



Imbrie was stunned, and long story short, after wrestling with the knowledge of what had happened to her childhood friend for a considerable time, she took a year's sabatical from Vassar to trace the young woman's steps, to find out what had happened to her, and most importantly, to be there for her and to see that her killer was punished and would never be paroled.



Academics take sabbaticals to study so they can publish in their academic fields and get promotions. This book would never get Imbrie a promotion; in fact, there was nothing in it for her at all, except perhaps that she had found a way to be there for her friend, to explain the inexplicable without judgment, and to assure justice for her friend's murderer.



When I read the book, my life was beyond just marginal, and though there were few parallels between my circumstances and her friend's, the desperation was the same and the need for a real, unconditional friend was the same. The fact that this woman wrote this book, sacrificing a critical component in her professional development to do so, renewed a lagging faith.



I have in fact become disillusioned with the women's movement in which I was a participant years ago when women really did not have rights and power. Though it is not universally true by any means, I do see women take their rights for granted and abuse power with reckless abandon, and it is disconcerting to me. Imbrie was the opposite of that, and stands to me as a memorable, outstanding example of what we wanted the women's movement to produce. If she was a faithful person in this, I choose to assume she was the same in other areas of her life, and I feel she is worthy of mention on International Women's Day.



Because to me, the outstanding characteristic of a truly admirable woman is that, no matter what, she retains her capacity for love and finds a way to express it through her work and her accomplishments. So I would submit Ann Imbrie to Yahoo Answers as a very admirable woman.
2011-03-07 07:09:50 UTC
Mother Teresa
Star Trekker
2011-03-06 01:08:16 UTC
Eleanor Roosevelt was one of the great humanitarians of the world. Her influence on her presidential husband raised the admiration index of the United States to an all-time high. She was also a champion of the African Americans and their fight for equality. Was she ahead of her time? Most assuredly so. The quality of this woman's life is seldom equaled by anyone.
Tootsie
2011-03-05 19:59:40 UTC
She was my first mentor - Ms. Vaughn, my 1st grade teacher! Sounds a bit silly, but she gave me a reason to set my standards high & she always had faith in me. We kept in touch for several years, even after I graduated from High School. I often look back & realize if you have to start somewhere it might as well be from a place that always makes you look forward, not backwards! She gave me strength & the ability to never give up!
Daisy
2011-03-05 14:29:54 UTC
Rosalind Franklin

If you don't know who this is, look it up.

She was a scientist and helped with the major discovery of the structure of DNA, the findings which she discovered can be used to help cure many diseases. Her work on DNA is amazing and she carried most of it out during the second world war. Her father didn't believe in her thinking she was wasting her time with all this science nonsense. Even when they had bomb alarms she would carry on working. Unfortunately she died due to Ovarian Cancer at the age of 31.



http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/SCfranklinR.htm
Aakaashh Galaxy
2011-03-05 07:10:03 UTC
I admire Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman & the first civilian in space, now a retired Soviet cosmonaut. She was selected to pilot Vostok 6 on 16 June 1963 and become the first woman to fly in space. On this mission, lasting almost three days in space, she performed various tests on herself to collect data on the female body's reaction to spaceflight.Before being recruited as a cosmonaut, Tereshkova was a textile-factory assembly worker and an amateur parachutist.



There are many women, whom not only I, but the whole world admires most. And everyone's own mother will surely top the list of it, including mine. There is no wonder in it, and there is nothing new to state that thing. And there are different women, who have done their best in their own respective fields of work. As for example, Mother Theresa had served the poor and needy people of the world. And I respect everyone of them. And not only the famous women, but also all the unknown women, who have served the mankind in different ways. For example, the thousands of Anganwari workers in India, and the various workers of non-governmental organisations, who have been working in remote villages and poor tribal areas without any monetary interest of their own at all, where there is no education, family planning, health-knowledge, and knowledge about how to live a scientific life.



But these are all related to our own planet, our environment, and our present life around us. But even after maintaining the importance of this present time in our mind, still we have to look forward beyond our present boundary, and look at the future. Because, the future of our human existence depends on the knowledge related to the distant unknown planets and the unknown world of space above the sky. Any accident can happen on this earth in future due to unknown astronomical strikes by huge comets or anything else in which all the signs of human civilisation could be wiped out in a moment. For this, we need to find new planets where human can settle like they are now present on earth. By this, if anything happens on the earth, still there would be existence of human race somewhere outside that sky. So, this is our duty to be prepared for that "dooms day". And for that we need advanced space knowledge, we need exploration of the sky. And for that we need women like Valentina Tereshkova, who would show the world new ways with their courage and skills, and inspire not only women, but men as well -- all over the world. I truly admire her.
GTRguy
2011-03-04 14:43:32 UTC
Rosa Parks is the woman I admire because despite being told to sit at the back of the bus she still refuse to do it simply because she didn't feel like moving after a long day of work. it's admirable since it was during the period of segregation (jim crow law) and this one of the reasons the civil rights movement began and became the symbol of the civil rights movement.
cornhuskerboy2003
2011-03-08 18:40:12 UTC
I meet my wife on a game site. All I can tell you all is talk for a while. Be honest with each other in what you have to tell each other. Be sure that each other is truly being honest with you. Make sure that you just have conversations for a while and be sure they are honest. Then you can go from there. As I think that is step 1. As you continue which is step 2. Then you start E-Mailing and talking there. After a while go to step #3. which is Letters by regular Mail. send them a picture of yourself. Then proceed to step #4. A telephone call. Soon or later you can meet. And know each other what both are about. Let me say this folks! I did this as mentioned above. I am now Married to this woman and we have been now Married over 5 years and we Love each other more as days go by. I love my wife to death! And she loves me to death as well. I think this speaks for itself don't you think So???? I do! P.S. Take your time in relationships! do not rush it. May take months- years. But it works.
2011-03-08 14:44:12 UTC
Margaret Thatcher, the fact that this woman has managed to survive since the dawn of the dinosaurs without a single working organ and a heart of pure black is just simply amazing
REENA
2011-03-08 13:31:15 UTC
My mom, my grandmother these two totally inspired me that women are strong and will power can change anything in world you should fight with the difficulties as they are present every time till your best women have the power women are equal women are strong .Marie curie also inspires me as she at that time when women had no rights she strongly performed her researches which led her winning two noble prize .Female Pilots inspire me to as they courageously boldly without a sprinkle of fear they fly airplanes jet planes this shows that women is not weak fearful personality who seeing any fears cries and becomes scared and hide themselves in one small corner.

WOMEN ARE STRONG WOMEN ARE EQUAL WOMEN ARE COURAGEOUS WOMEN HAVE THE POWER.
eventhorizonbm
2011-03-07 09:13:11 UTC
A lady that works at a local grocery store.

She works 3 jobs! I assume she doesn't have much monetarily, but she's still the "richest" woman I know. She never complains about anything or anyone.

She's an older lady making an honest living.

She also managed private schooling for her only child who now has his own painting business.
Sarah
2011-03-07 03:35:39 UTC
Temple Grandin.



With a PHD in animal behavior she has revolutionized the world of animal slaughter, changing the guidelines people have for their slaughterhouses and making them much more humane. She surpassed all expectations people had for her, struggling every day with her autism. She has also taken the stand for all autistic people, helping the world better understand the condition and how to help those who have it. Her ideas and understandings of animals presented in the many books and publications she has written are absolutely mind blowing. If we all sat down and read at least one, I'm positive it would change the worlds animal care and welfare. she is the heart and sole of any animal lover, and after struggling through school with her autism, she also struggled being a female in a "man's industry", constantly being denied to use her special gift to see the world as an animal does. We are very blessed to have her. She is a complete inspiration.
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2011-03-06 18:25:27 UTC
There is many woman to name(my mom, family), but for this question I will pick one:

I will go with Brittany Spears and also explain why her.

She was living the pop life as a teenager,

then living the drug life after, had children, and endured a massive amount of critics from the people, the media, even online, her life was talked about. Her life was and is as public as the eye can see. To this, and for her own rehabilitation, she has given an awkward return from her horrible experiences, and now she is well. Thank you for that, for endurance. Heh, I don't regret my Pick for Women's Day at all.
2011-03-06 15:14:09 UTC
Nigella Lawson



she manages to behave in a dignified manor at all times

she looks fabulous without resorting to cosmetic surgery or drastic dieting

She has class ,grace and is talented and beautiful



also andrea dwarkin although no longer alive she had the courage and determination to write and research subjects that were so important for women
Xysa Zing
2011-03-05 06:09:32 UTC
All the female scientists who countered sexism to make discoveries that have influenced the whole world.



All the female authors who published books despite being labelled "stupid women".



All the women who have been domestically or sexually abused and have lived through it.



All the women who have overcome sexism and done brilliant things for the world.



And finally, every single woman who is currently being oppressed by men in countries where this is accepted as the norm.
globalgirl2
2011-03-04 14:39:25 UTC
My mother. She managed to raise two well-rounded, mature, independent, and dependable young women. Much of this was done on her own while my dad had to live out of state for work. She was a head nurse, a missionary, a Girl Scout leader (she started four troops), many other things and finally a special education teacher, where she was most student's favorite teacher, even though she was often their toughest. In 2007 she went to get her masters in special education and worked hard on it, getting straight A's despite working two jobs and being a parent. She worked hard to finish every assignment even after being diagnosed with cancer in 2008. She worked at her teaching job until she literally could not make it any more. She was a blessing in my life until her death in November of 2009. Even today, I stop to think what advice she would give me in nearly every situation.
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2011-03-07 00:06:04 UTC
The woman I admire the most is my wife. Because she is a breast cancer survivor and she is stronger than the famous people that that a lot of people who answer this question name as the woman they admire. I'll give her more credit than those famous people that are named on this question because of her bravery, strong will and determination. It is women like my wife who survive something like this that never get any fame or notoriety because they aren't in the spotlight, but who provide comfort and guidance to other women who are going through such a traumatic time.
2014-06-15 11:03:28 UTC
She used her position and influence to truly make a difference for women, the poor, and for social justice. She had courage and humor in the face of personal societal challenges.
Roshni
2014-05-31 04:42:34 UTC
She escaped from Poland to America when she was just 4 years old. This was during the holocaust and she was a Polish Jew and what she, and all the holocaust victims/survivors went through, is an experience that can not even be accurately explained at all. I couldn't imagine being a 4 year old going through what she did. Her father and mother and brother were in concentration camps and her uncle had to take her back to America. Because of this, and what she went through, I admire her greatly.
2014-05-29 07:50:46 UTC
There are so many women (and men) that I can see are just truly wonderful people, from everyday people you see all the time to well known people and celebrities. I can't begin to list all of them, since there are so many. What a wonderful world !...
MyaMiya
2011-03-16 09:37:45 UTC
Yoko Kanno
2011-03-09 08:30:02 UTC
My mother-in-law who is 96 years old. She has work very hard in her life time on very limited funds.

She has a giving heart and has always been kind to neighbors and family members.
2011-03-09 00:03:01 UTC
My Mum.

She teaches me to be never selfish but always grateful. She's helped me grow into the strong and independent person. I never feel unloved or unhappy in her presence.

A simple beautiful, amazing woman.
2011-03-08 20:48:59 UTC
Terry Fox
Nick
2011-03-08 15:28:17 UTC
My grandmother. She was valedictorian of her high school class despite being 5 months pregnant with my dad when she graduated in 1951. She went on to raise 7 awesome, well-adjusted kids, and become an awesome grandmother.
Annie
2011-03-07 12:06:49 UTC
It is a toss up between my mother and my sister, but given the circumstances right now, I have to say it is my sister.... We, my siblings and I are in our 50's and I am the only one who lives far from home.... Our parents are UP in age so that leaves my sister and brother to take care of them... Our mother, who is in a home, broke her neck last year, and it was ALL put on my sister's shoulders.. Medical decisions, financial, etc... She had some HARD choices to make , medically, due to mothers age, and it was , to say the least , a hard burden to bear alone.... But she did, and God directed her in her path.... My sister stayed at the hospital the whole time, apart from her own family, and NEVER left our mothers side... She has been taking care of our dad , which she has done for years now, finds the time to go visit mother in home, and works full time.... She is an amazing daughter, sister, wife, grandmother and PERSON.... Her faith is as strong as I have seen in any Child of God !!! She has the patience of a saint, which she is in my eyes.. and enough LOVE for all..... I am the one blessed to have her as a sister......
Posy
2011-03-07 08:15:58 UTC
Florence Nightingale - the pioneer of modern nursing.



Florence was born into an upper-class British family, and in the 19th century, young women from her social background were expected to simply become wives and mothers. However, Florence said she felt a calling from God to go into nursing, and although her decision went against the wishes of her family, she refused to back down.



I'm full of admiration for a woman who refused to settle for what society said a woman of her standing should settle for (marriage, children and nothing more) and instead followed her own head and heart. The end result was that Florence changed the face of nursing and society still reaps the rewards of that today.
PeaceLovePitbulls
2011-03-06 05:46:28 UTC
Hayley Williams has got to be my top women idol. She is strong and has an amazing talent. She writes songs, can sing, play piano, guitar and is just around sweet! She doesn't care what people think and stands up for what she loves. She is friendly and out going and adores her fans. She has changed peoples views on the world. by helping permote TWLOHA. She may be a big star, but back home in Tennessee shes Hayley or Hay-balls or even Sponge bob....Also she has rockin style and hair! <3 shes my idol. I have fallowed the band sense before they got big.
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2014-06-07 21:50:59 UTC
some other stuff she always keeps fighting and moving foward.Also when my mom died when I was little, she helped my Dad and helped to raise me since I was the only girl. This inspires me a lot. Also Taylor Swift- she's a great role model to me
?
2011-03-15 10:30:35 UTC
My wife.



She has been through hell in her life, to the point that most everyday people could barely imagine. And yet she's turned it all around, and made something spectacular of herself.



And of course my mother.

Without her, I'd quite literally be nothing.
?
2011-03-08 14:14:11 UTC
My mom, because she raised as the person I am today, and I am happy she did. I have morals and have the confidence to do what is right when I make decisions. She can tell me what I am doing wrong without making me feel bad and guide me in the right direction and I feel that that is a real skill to have.
2011-03-07 20:53:09 UTC
My Wife,



Because she has given me two amazing children, All the love a man could ever ask for and then some, pulled me from the slums I was stuck in back in my youth, given me another reason to love life, and still she gives more, yet she asks nothing in return. So Admiration.... Hmm Its a little more then that but I recon it could be a starting point to show my appreciation of her.
B
2011-03-06 12:19:21 UTC
I admire my mom :)

She has faced so many problems [poverty, abusive relationship, breast cancer] in her lifetime and she always keeps on going. She is a very strong woman and she gives me the strength to try my best in all i do and hope in one day becoming an oncologist.

She does everything for me and my brother,she helps her family that lives in Mexico, sending them w/e money she can even though she doesn't make a whole lot.

She helps strangers and friends when they are in need.

And she always remembers to pack me lunch for school even when she is really tired from work.

=)

She is the one i love the most and i am truly blessed to be her daughter <3
?
2014-10-12 15:11:36 UTC
I give credit to women like Rena for starting with their own families to help make our world a better place. Her charity started at home and has a ripple effect. All she touches like me are better for having her in our lives.
2011-03-15 20:23:42 UTC
My mother for taking care of me for 15 years
2011-03-12 01:30:25 UTC
Certainly not 'Celebrity' women as they are all up for themselves only.



Woman I admire the most? There is no singular woman - I admire women who have to make ends meet, who have children to care for and do a good job, or those who help others without mass publicity

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Blake
2011-03-10 10:12:38 UTC
Megan Fox
Cheering Selenator
2011-03-09 13:06:49 UTC
My mom. She is a true inspiration to me. She is so strong and cares for me. She is an amazing teacher, parent, and friend. My mom is one of the nicest people I know and I love her so much. <3



I also admire Selena Gomez. She s only 18 and yet is very successful. She is also a UNICEF ambassador, which is neat. I would love to change the world too one day.
lady_bella
2011-03-08 19:12:57 UTC
The woman who wouldn't give up her seat on the bus....Rosa Parks. I admire her strength to stand strong.

Still to this day, I think we could practice more 'acceptance' and love for the people around us.
2011-03-08 17:18:34 UTC
Sandi James. My beautiful, amazing mother!

I love her with all of my heart and I am so grateful to have been raised by such a loving, caring woman.
2011-03-06 21:49:38 UTC
I would have to point out the brave women who participated in the Rosenstrasse protest. A non-violent and successful protest during Nazi Germany when 6,000 women, the non-Jewish wives and in-law relatives of Jews, protested the detainment of their Jewish husbands. The protest was successful, all the Jewish men were saved from death, and it was all started by one woman who remained anonymous but carried out by brave women.
ecyrb_15
2011-03-06 20:49:18 UTC
I admire my girlfriend. She is a very amazing person. I feel like she battles with things daily that most people do not battle with in an entire typical week. She gets knocked down and down with problems at school, with school organizations, friends, and everything in between to include... me. She battles with motivation and confidence. Her courage sometimes wavers, as well. Her drive is usually strong. When she begins a task she completes it, but she doesn't always gain the motivation to begin. She works so hard to maintain motivation, and it astounds me. She makes lists and writes notes.(by god, she is going to do this someday.)

She has such strong character though. She is the most creative person I know. She can create anything when she puts her mind to it. From making shirts from fabric and thread to heading an organization to Raise awareness for Trafficked and Enslaved people. She is a great person at heart, but fights with herself over whether or not it is true. She loves to have a good time, and she deserves the world. I wish I could give it to her.
?
2011-03-06 12:06:21 UTC
my mom. I am pretty difficult to take care of bcuz I have a ferocious temper and I always argue with her, but she puts up with it



Anne Frank: for the prejudice she lived through. Going into hiding in a cramped space with 7 other people for a little over 2 years? and then being caught and brought to a concentration camp for a year and a half THEN dying? she was a very strong teenager



J.K. Rowling: They way she writes is AWESOME. She brought Harry Potter into my life. He was a friend I could rely on for smiles and laughs when I was upset, adventures and action when I was bored with nothing to do, and the teachings of loyalty, bravery, and friendships : )
Twlight Zone2
2011-03-06 11:52:12 UTC
Dr Ruth-- She isn't in the military or plays basketball--or has muscles, she has control, similar to that of a man though in a feminine manner. She looks like a woman and talks like one--she has my vote-- where oh where is Betty Davis my second choice!
Concerned
2011-03-04 18:54:43 UTC
She's not close to being a woman quite yet, but the 10 year old Jackie Evancho simply blows me away. Her singing voice and grace is breathtaking. Anybody who hasn't heard this young lady sing is in for an earth shattering experience. Find her on Youtube. You won't regret it.
2011-03-05 23:47:16 UTC
It has Elizabeth the First, in a world dominated by men and religious upheaval, she ruled a country divided by religion. She stayed true to her values and her fanatical loyalty to England. Not once did she ever back down to any man or country. As Queen she eventually ruled over a nation who eventually became one of the most prosperous naval nations at that time, she saw England prosper and laid down the foundations for a future England ( Great Britain ) who,s empire was to spread across most of the globe. in her own words.....' I will have here but one mistress and no master '
Beth
2011-03-08 12:45:03 UTC
MY SISTER, who recently stayed up till 3am for a few nights in a row to help me out with school work, and who unknowingly inspires me to work hard and ignore the little things that upset me, in hope to excel in everything, and to be as admirable, warm-hearted, fair and as wonderful as her.

I genuinely don't think I would be the person I was today without you. I hope you get everything you want in life, you work yourself to the bone, and even find the time to help me and others.

Love you Sarah ♥
miss_october30
2011-03-07 09:35:47 UTC
I admire my mom for being a rock in our family. As I get older, I realize how strong she has had to be in challenging situations, and when I was a kid I didn't always appreciate the role she played in our family dynamic as much as I do now.



I also admire my friend Andree, who has since passed away. She was diagnosed with breast cancer at 34, which recurred/spread to her lungs years later. She was the most brave woman I "knew" -- and even on her darkest days, she provided all of us with sunshine with her strength and wise words. I miss her a lot, especially on those days when I know she could give me the advice or kick in the butt that I need.... she will always be an admirable woman in my books!
butterfly g
2011-03-16 11:45:50 UTC
Helen Keller

Benazir Bhutto

Aung San Suu Kyi

Harriet Tubman

Mother Teresa

Sojourner Truth

If these women aren't worth my admiration then I don't know who is. They selflessly gave their lives for a purpose greater than themselves. As much as I admire my mother for giving birth to me and raising me I don't think what she did is as nearly as great as what these women did.
Prima Donna
2011-03-10 18:46:18 UTC
My mom, all the women in my family because they have always been there for me, and my drama director! She helped me get over my fear of showing my skills in front of large groups. Now, I'm one of the best known actors in my entire school!
CrazyCarly
2011-03-08 17:44:12 UTC
I think Helena bonham Carter is awesome. Shes an actress/singer/ voice actress. She's amazing, she's pretty and the best actress I've ever seen. she's laid back and funny, she'd married to the director Tim Burton. I think she's absoulotly Amazing =)
?
2011-03-08 15:22:49 UTC
I admire my Mother the most. She passed on a few years back. But she was a strong, independent woman who got things done. She had a big heart as well. I miss her.
2011-03-08 14:33:41 UTC
The woman in the mirror. I think every woman and every person is great in her own way, weather it's being a great actor, politician, athlete, student, daughter, sister or mother. Instead of looking at the accomplishments of others, I think we all need to realize how great WE really are. I know I am not the only woman who forgets to appreciate herself and puts her friends and family over herself way too often.
2011-03-08 12:53:17 UTC
Martha Stewart
2011-03-05 04:37:00 UTC
Esther Hicks brings inspiration to me in the form of The Teachings of Abraham. She is the one woman I appreciate the most at the moment.
2011-03-05 21:27:05 UTC
My Crush- Shreeyash



I don't know him very well, have not said much to him, and we have a big age difference, but I feel like we were meant to be. When I first saw him, everything else in the world just froze. I felt like i was flying and nothing else really mattered besides me and him. We stared at each other for a good 30 seconds just while walking on the street, we were walking in opposite directions. The thing that makes me cry is that I don't see him anymore and I didn't tell him how i feel. He lives in India and I live in USA. I really truly love him and miss him! :'(
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2011-03-15 16:43:33 UTC
My mother, :) Shes amazing because shes still happy even if she has a mean husband, (He yells a lot) she home schooled all 13 of us, nuff said. And she always sticks to what she believes is right, and loves...Everyone, theres not a hateful bone in her body.
2011-03-14 12:18:31 UTC
I admire amelia earhart, because she flew the pacific. I believe they FOUND her plane on a deserted jungle island and evidence that she landed alive. But disappeared in the jungle.

Also gloria swanson. Because she said, "I'm ready for my close-up Mr DeMille." She was naked at the time.

Also Mary magdelane, who said ,"My lord and my god" at the risen christ. Instead of "AAAAAAAAAaaagh!!!!! it's al-eye-ve"
kaylajoy28
2011-03-09 14:13:28 UTC
Rear Adm Grace Hopper, she was one of the first Female Navy Admirals and was smart as hell. She conceptualized the idea of machine-independent programming languages, which led to the development of COBOL, one of the first modern programming languages. She retired from the Navy at 79 years old.
peter j
2011-03-09 06:42:27 UTC
My Mother
SandraF
2011-03-08 20:56:41 UTC
My mother.....she married at age 13, my father left her with 5 kids at age 19. She raise us all with no help. We all have owned homes great jobs respect society no drugs.



I love her
~ Over the Rainbow ~
2011-03-08 13:44:27 UTC
Judy Garland.



Not only was she the most incredible singer who ever lived, as well as an amazing actress and fabulous dancer, but she was a real person.



She was funny. She was intelligent. She was kind.



She truly loved her audience, which is why so many of them loved her back and will continue to forever.
2011-03-07 16:15:38 UTC
My Mummy,

Such a strong willed person, always done her best rasing her children, along with my dad. Had a really hard life up until the age of 24, the person i aspire to be like and who makes me so happy is my mother! Shes an inspiration, i've always been able to talk to her and tell her everything! Shes my best friend and will always play a major part in my life. My dad is also my inspiration, through out my brother, my sister and i's lives mum and dad have brought us up wonderfully. I love my parents!
2011-03-06 09:10:15 UTC
Arethra Franklin
a_phantoms_rose
2011-03-05 18:25:55 UTC
Helen Keller is the lady who most inspires me. Though deaf and blind, with the help of her teacher, she came to not only understand her world by the deaf alphabet, but to grasp the intricacies of life by her education and reading braille. She completed college and was nominated to be a Rhode Scholar. Finally, she learned the ability to speak not only with her hands but also her voice.



Amazing woman!!!
babynameobbsessed
2011-03-05 17:16:51 UTC
Tyra Banks because she is truelly beautiful inside and out. And she's FIERCE <3



Oprah because she is such a giving women who came from nothing and she is an inspiration to all people with BIG Dreams.
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2011-03-05 05:36:05 UTC
Princess Diana-that is the woman some admire the most?? That's frightening-I'll stop there.



My answer is my mom, I was adopted and she has always made it known to me and made me feel like a part of my family. I have known kids who were never able to integrate with their families.



My mom has taught all of us kids to be honest, fair, and to work hard. We learned the last one by her example as an army wife, mother, and full time worker all at once.
Viraj
2011-03-04 18:19:36 UTC
My Mother. She is the best mother in this world. She gave me everything what I have now and all what I will get thought out my life. Life, wealth, Health, Knowledge everything everything and everything.



She has so much to give and she is doing the same thing for my daughter and my wife.



Thanks you Ammi ( mom ) and I love you.
ibbzy
2011-03-09 07:30:09 UTC
The woman I admire the most is my mother, because she's the only reason why I've been born & survived all these years !
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2011-03-08 15:50:29 UTC
Another vote for Emilia Pankhurst - or Octavia Hill, founding mother of social housing
2011-03-09 09:23:14 UTC
Don't laugh : Sarah Palin.



Why? She says what she believes despite the critics crucifying her. I can only wish for that strength. She is proud of her Faith, and is strong in her morals. She is a strong and courageous woman that I admire.
thereal.incrediblehulk
2011-03-09 08:57:03 UTC
Sarah Palin

She lives her life in an exemplary manor and is an inspiration to millions,while having to put up with the CONSTANT attacks from the rabid liberal media cronies.
Mary
2011-03-08 22:52:20 UTC
My daughters, Jennifer and Elisa, who, like so many young family wives, work hard at their jobs, and then work hard at raising and teaching their children to be kind and considerate young people in this

world today, I admire them for their hope and faith in the future.
2011-03-08 18:51:42 UTC
Mae Jemison

She is an astronaut, doctor, and works helping children in Washington, D.C.
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2011-03-08 15:31:35 UTC
My mother. She worked 2 jobs. One during the day and one in the middle of the night. It amazed me that she always made time for me, even if she was burnt out. She worked hard to give me what she couldn't have and because of her I worked hard in college. I became the first ever in our family to graduate from college. All because one person worked hard for what they had.
Alan D
2011-03-08 15:24:30 UTC
My mother, grandmother and wife. Honor thy mother and thy father. Note mother was put first. They nourished me, put up with me, guided me and encouraged me through my life. Their strengths are rarely rewarded or recognized. These are the people closes to most of you that should be admired. I am so glad that no one is holding up Opra so far. Too shallow for my liking. I know I am going to catch slack from that one.
L.M.
2011-03-07 15:08:29 UTC
A woman I admire is my mother. Cliche answer, I know, but she truly is amazing. She is the antithesis of the modern ideal woman. She does not support abortion - she takes responsibility for her actions and lives with the consequences of her mistakes, instead of killing them to try and lessen the pain.



She loves her husband and children, even though they take up her time and make life harder than it would if she hadn't decided to have a family. She doesn't hate things or people that make her sacrifice personal comfort. She doesn't go around screaming that women are better than men, that the world would be a better place without men, that men are unnecessary and useless and shiftless - she doesn't need to tear down other human beings to make herself feel better.



She is gentle and quiet, respectful and humble. She does not need to be arrogant or loud or cocky to get attention. In my world, she's perfect.
2011-03-06 20:08:18 UTC
Elanor Roosevelt
Worcestershire Sauce
2011-03-06 15:54:04 UTC
Besides my mother I always admired Amelia Earhart. She did not let anything come in the way of achieving her dreams even if she was a woman and technology at the time made it hard for her to achieve her dreams. She broke records made achievements and paved the way for women pilots everywhere and for that reason I have always and will always admire her.
R.N.Shuvra
2011-03-06 10:47:48 UTC
Hillary Clinton
Whatever
2011-03-06 06:42:31 UTC
I have to admire Shirin Ebadi. Despite living in a backwards country, like Iran, she has become an advocate for women’s struggles for equal rights and citizenship. She also has fought to establish the concept of children’s rights, and for censored journalists, prisoners of conscience, victims of violence, and student activists whose human rights have been violated. She has led a life as lawyer, judge, activist, wife, and mother. Even though she has suffered imprisonment and censorship, she has chosen to stay in Iran even when her life was threatened. How many people do you know that would continue to fight for their people despite living in a society that won't even allow them to use the telephone? I don't know of any.
2011-03-05 16:13:20 UTC
Mother Theresa.
michelle_l_b
2011-03-04 15:57:23 UTC
I admire my tough and loving (Maternal) Grandma, who was a Woman's drill sergeant in the Army. She was a no-nonsense Grandma, but she loved us unconditionally...though if we wanted to fight or yell and scream we had to take it outside! Even though we lost her in 1986 to Cancer, she taught us many rules of life, and provided many night-time hugs when we visited Grandma's house.

I also admire my (Paternal) Great-Grandmother who in her twenties (1930some) had a short career on the Vaudeville stage as a singer. One ( Los Angeles, Calif) newspaper column proclaimed she was, "The Kate Smith of the West" apparently indicating she was as talented as Ms. Smith who had popularity in the Eastern region of the US at the time. We have memorabilia of the era from her trunks and closet, and these items are amazing pieces of entertainment history. She was loving, always had a hug for all of us Great-Grand Children and gave little gifts anytime we went to see her. When I was a pre-teen I wrote her letters, and she sent replies which are treasured mementos I will always keep. I miss my GG so much <3
Ditto T
2011-03-04 10:02:01 UTC
My mom. Because even though it was hard for her and she worked full time, she still was able to take care of my sister and I. Getting us out of our dads house, which was an abusive home. And still managing to be there for us during our entire recovery time. She has gone to hell and back for us, and I think it is safe to say no other woman would have given up so much to rescue my sister and I.

My mom still does work hard, even in this rough economy. Trying to find a different job so she can still support us.

She still puts on a strong face even if a job has rejected her, and has undying confidence that everything will work out for the best.

She is a single mom, and it takes a lot to do what she has done for my sister and I.
2011-03-09 04:31:54 UTC
Yes, the word simply grow on yahoo. That's just the way thing are
Joana
2011-03-08 17:30:57 UTC
I would say,Ellen DeGeneres! I admire her so so so much! She helped me for a lot of stuff,like my coming out! Thanks to this woman, I finally realize that who I am is perfectly normal and she makes me feel proud that I am gay! I love her, her show , her famous sitcom ( which is the reason why I came out). Also she helps so many people,she stands for gay rights and she is just so brave ( I wish one day to have the chance to meet her in person). She is totally my inspiration! I love her!
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2011-03-05 22:56:38 UTC
My mother, she is my best friend. She is always telling me I can do anything as long as I set my mind to it. She is always there for me when I need to talk or just need a shoulder to cry on. Even took me to the ER at 11 at night even though she had to be at 6 the next morning. I admire her and hope I can be just as great of a mother as she is.
cutieepiee
2011-03-05 19:58:41 UTC
The woman I admire most would be Jane Austen. Even at her time, she was a strong woman who fought to write. She was able to publish her novels and it was rare for her time to not marry. I admire that a lot about her. I also love her books! : D
?
2011-03-09 06:19:50 UTC
My mom because she has always been there for me whenever I needed it. She is a nurse, and she saves lives. She is a strong woman of God, and I couldn't ask for anyone more amazing!
?
2011-03-09 03:11:30 UTC
I admire Alice Liddell of Lewis Carolls Alice in Wonderland. She is the most brave and fantastical girl Ive ever known.
2011-03-08 10:45:56 UTC
my gramother and my auntie

my gramother took me in when my mother did not want me and i still do not know my mother to this day

she fought for to get me an education back in the 90s when other people wanted to throw me in a mental ward coz i am autistic and did not start talking till 5 years of age :/

and my aunt is in jail right now but i admire her coz she was very nice to me thruout the years when i was growing up and to my cousins too :)
?
2011-03-07 06:19:21 UTC
Of course I admire my mother the most, but as for a women of whom I am not related would be Anne Frank.



Anne Frank inspires me daily. As I look back through time, I see more and more of her strength, yet gentle nature. Her writings inspired me to keep journals as a young girl. Even in times of tremendous turmoil, she was strong and kept faith and hope alive. She struggled to find herself, and by 16, and done just so. She knew what she wanted in life, and had she been given the opportunity we know that she would've gone for it. It's true that only the good die young, and sadly Anne Frank had to be one of the ones that did so. She was beautiful, strong willed, brilliant, kind, and loving, which makes her my hero.
2011-03-05 18:38:14 UTC
My mother who died last year. She followed my father around the world during his Army service (45 years), travelling to Malaya, Germany (four times), Kenya, Aden and the UK (four times). They moved about every 18 months. Often she moved house on her own with three children in tow. Whilst we were growing up she kept our lives as normal as possible when my father was away (up country in Kenya and Aden or in Northern Ireland). She kept her worries about my father to herself and kept going through thick and thin. In fact she managed to keep our lives so normal I can never quite remember when or how often he was away on an active tour.
2011-03-05 06:36:52 UTC
Princess Diana OR Rosa Parks
Billi Jeanilli
2011-03-04 17:00:58 UTC
Joan Jett, because she's a rocker woman who's not afraid to play electric guitar. She and Lita Ford both. They both have shown the world that women are JUST as capable of playing the guitar in a band as singing, and just as capable as men. Lately more and more women are limiting themselves to only singing, because that is what the public tells them they can do. Let's bring Lita and Joan back!! We want to rock too!!
Smart Aleck
2011-03-07 09:31:23 UTC
Kathleen Hanna and Madonna. They're revolutionary. I also admire Aleksandra Blazic of the 1980s alternative group Boye.
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2011-03-09 02:06:01 UTC
Stacy Ann Ferguson Because She Doesn't act fake like the other celebs x.
2011-03-08 09:18:37 UTC
Sue Perkins, Victoria Coren, Sarah Millican, Jo Brand.

I love a funny woman.
I-Talk
2011-03-08 04:35:24 UTC
My MOTHER!!!

and everyone's mother...



They give birth to us

They fed us

They taught us everything they know

They try to make us learn everything

They struggle everyday so we would be the best people in the world

They are the ones who care about us the most

They would do anything to make you happy

They are not afraid to tell you your bad points to fix them

They do everything out of LOVE!!!



I love you my mother...I am so lucky to have you!!
Robert
2011-03-07 05:07:36 UTC
Oprah Winfree because she has done more for reading than anyone else on the planet. She has people reading who have never read a book before. I also admire her for NOT stooping to the sensationalism that the other talk show people have sunk to. I can't imagine why she supports Barak Obama though. I guess nobody is perfect.
2011-03-06 19:31:26 UTC
Saint Joan of Arc.



A girl farmer that managed to save france after a 97 years old war, that's something.
2011-03-06 10:45:52 UTC
Margot fontyn. For a dancer to be prima ballerina at an age of 42 is amazing. Staying with her husband after he cheats on her. Being a full time carer for her cheating husband AND being on tour at the same time- She was a role model for all wome :)
Roxi
2011-03-06 02:03:58 UTC
Buffy Saint Marie

She is an amazing songwriter

Her song: My country tis of thy people you're dying is THE most heart wrenching I have ever heard.

Of course the topic helps but so what? others couldn't write anything like that.

The types of songs she has written are unbelievably diverse and beautiful.

The songs I hear by her are a part of my life for years after I hear them.

I am not Indian, I am not American, I am Romanian but her songs are simply number 1 to me.
2011-03-05 13:51:37 UTC
My mother, she decided that I should be here, she created me (along with daddy of course) then brought me into this world. She gave me the best start in life by breastfeeding me. She taught me to read and she taught me about the most important things in life. She showed me love which in turn allowed me to love, she kept me safe and materially provided for me. My mother has been my emotional backbone and has given to me what others could not; she has given me her wisdom and courage to go on to bigger and better things. My mother is the woman I admire most and aspire to be like.
2011-03-05 12:32:31 UTC
my mother. she has gone through so much in her life and is a survivor to highest degree. and even in these hard times she is doing her best to provide for me and make sure that i have the opportunities that she never did as i finish my last years of high school. i am so proud of her for everything she has one and is doing now, she has decided to go back to school and pursue her dreams that she had to let go of when she was emancipated at 16. so now 33 years later my mother, my hero, is attending college to become a medical imaging technician.she is also celebrating her 4th year hepatitis free.
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2011-03-07 15:34:15 UTC
My mom. That's all I have to say she may not be a world leader or a celebrity but it takes a lot of guts to raise two kids on your own with one having autism and me being a total jerk cause I never knew how much you did for us even when you lost your job you always made sure we had food on the table. I love you mom even though sometimes it may seen like I don't appreciate you.
Cheshire Cat
2011-03-06 11:03:51 UTC
Sylvia Lee, co-founder of the Ohio Teaching-Family Association decided to work in specialized foster care for juvenile delinquents with severe emotional and psychological disorders over 35 years ago and still does so today.



This is a field with an extremely high burn-out rate and requires not only patience, but solid parenting skills. Tiger moms? Whatever. Sylvia uses primarily positive reinforcement, not the torture tactics tiger moms supposedly employ. And not just with any kids, but teenage boys in the house with similar problems with the guy that did the 2011 January Arizona shootings. For example, one boy was in the news for he had bashed in his cousin's skull because he was not invited to a sleepover party. That's the kind of kid they took and still take in today.



Sylvia Lee and her husband Doug not only work with these kids by having them live in their own home, but also has coordiated professional conferences, done most of the cooking in the household, taught 100s of teenagers how to cook (no mean feat for the times when most sharp objects were removed from the kitchen), supervises new professionals starting in the field and still makes time to make sure the holidays are celebrated such that everyone is included. All this without the use of chicken wire (Ohioans know what I'm talking about) except for the use for actual raising of chickens back in the 1980s.



Syliva and her husband Doug are exemplars in terms of encouraging the value of completing education. In a state where literacy is the only educational requirement for state licensure for foster parents doing similar work, they both completed all but their dissertations in Child Psychology from Kansas State University. Likewise, they hold the members and staff of the Ohio Teaching-Family Association to higher educational standards, which means there are no high school drop-outs in a field where you are supposed to be encouraging kids to graduate from high school.



Syliva and Doug Lee created an organization that supposedly does not exist: a relatively flat organizational higherarchy that encourages all members of the association to participate in governance. This is largely accomplished my also tying executive pay to not only organizational success, but the Executive Director's participation in the same labor as the rest of the workers: regular direct contact with foster kids living in their own homes. It is a cooperative organizational structure that some feminists claim could not be developed in an organizaton containing men, but, luckily for the OT-FA, Sylvia was more open-minded than that.



The results of Sylvia's work is also impressive. The results with most foster children placed with them is excellent, particularly in comparison to other organizations. One fostered teen ended up at Ohio State University and, later, Harvard. Many more went to college. The majority did not go on to reoffend. But the hardest part of the job is not the successes along those lines; the hardest part is knowing when to hold someone that refuses to quit offending accountable for their actions and do the right things to get them back in prison where the worst offenders belong. I remind you, this is not a job for the soft-hearted. Some of these kids can and will kill you, rape your kids, rape your neighbors or burn down everything you hold dear if you don't know your business and these things *have* happened to foster parents that let their gaurd down a little too much. Likewise, the Lees have found that the promise of X-Box and Playstation is far more effective than the abusive tactics some other foster care agencies have let occur in Ohio and elsewhere. A key strategy they use is to create household conditions so reinforcing that it is crazier to run away than stick around, yet still have accountability and parenting processes in place that persistently work towards improvement in behaviors so that the kids in the household and eventually enjoy productive and happy lives. The doors to the house only lock people out. If you have to lock them in, you are doing something wrong.



Sylvia has been working in her field more than 10 times longer than the median person in a field where some of the country's toughest juvenile delinquents are placed in the foster parents' own homes. She and people that do a similar great job accross our country deserve our respect. They help keep kids that would otherwise be dangerous in a supervised situation that is less expensive than the prison system and far more effective in terms of rehabilitation.



And if that is not admirable and impressive, then nothing is.
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2011-03-05 12:28:33 UTC
My mum, for managing to put up with a tough childhood and 4 kids including me!



Out of celebrities.. Probably Kylie Minogue for getting through those tough years with breast cancer and Jade Goody for her battle with cervical cancer.



I think so many people are pretty admiral!
2011-03-13 20:54:30 UTC
Naemah Capal ..



If you don't know her, might be because she's no popularity globally. She's not a celebrity nor a politician. Not an author or director.



She's simply, my mother.
Bakhshish Sangha
2011-03-12 11:39:16 UTC
Mother Teresa R.I.P



She is one of the few people to ever stand against Poverty and succeeded. Her great effort to help the people of calcutta is why i admire her.
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2011-03-09 12:15:44 UTC
The women who care for their children in the worst conditions.
Go Arizona
2011-03-09 12:07:45 UTC
Elizabeth I, Queen of England. She managed to rule England and defend successfully against outside enemies, and lived her life as a single woman although under intense pressure to marry.
2011-03-08 13:25:58 UTC
Reon Kadena, Hitomi Tanaka, Anri Sugihara, Hinata Shirakawa, Miwa Oshiro, Nonami Takizawa....



Such beautiful women they are...........
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2011-03-08 00:07:55 UTC
Amelia Earhart. bel hooks. Marie Curie. Joan of Arc. Lady Gaga. Grandma.



The woman who washes her clothes at 2 in the morning after coming home from working her second job. The woman who leaves the office at 2PM for a negotiation-heavy business lunch and picks up her clothes from the cleaners.



The woman who votes in defiance of her husband.



The woman who becomes the first person in her family to graduate from higher education, setting an example for her brothers.



The woman who dances in the supermarket parking lot like nobody's ever going to notice.



The woman who rushes to the doorstep every morning and plucks the dead mouse from the mat before her five year old son sees it.



The woman who tells her religious best friend about what it was like to get an abortion, not caring what it might do to their friendship.



More than anyone, I admire women who admire women. We're taught to fight each other, to tear each other to bits on our way into the boys' club. It's hard not to get caught up in playground politics, as far as we've come. I love women who want to see each other succeed and are unintimidated by the success and personal power of other women.
Mandy
2011-03-07 11:28:46 UTC
My grandmother. My Grandmother has had me ever since the day I was born. My mother was too young to take care of me so My grandparents took me. I thank her everyday for being there for me when I was sick, when I needed someone to talk to, when I needed a friend she was there. And to me I think that she is the bravest most wonderful person.
Jackie K
2011-03-07 10:04:44 UTC
My grandmother. She died from bone cancer 2 years ago at age 65 but when she was in the hospital, or anywhere for that matter, she never, ever, ever, complained. About anything. Even on her hospital deathbed, she was always still worried about my large family and I and wanted the best for US, not her. She also had a faith in God that I don't think I could ever match.
Hopeful
2011-03-06 16:19:44 UTC
Viola Lennon, co-Founder of La Leche League International and co-author of The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding is the woman I admire the most. She is the reason that I was comfortable breastfeeding my children. She understood the concept that women can be powerful while still supplying the needs of their children.
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2011-03-06 10:24:04 UTC
The "woman" I admire most is 15 years old, and her name is Stephanie. She's one of the wisest and most intelligent people I know; in fact she's second on my list. Though at times unresponsive, and she dislikes talking about herself, she's very compassionate, kind, friendly, and above all, open-minded and neutral. She's refreshing to debate with. She's the only person really my age that I can talk to on an even level.



I don't just admire Stephanie, I love her :). I'm happy to call her my best friend, and I hope there are more out there like her.
Isaiah R
2011-03-05 21:38:49 UTC
Maya Angelo
2011-03-05 18:39:50 UTC
The Pope
Jenn
2011-03-05 04:53:06 UTC
Somaly Mam, a Cambodian human rights heroine who is still fighting her way through a living hell to help those most in need
мєℓιиα
2011-03-04 14:12:57 UTC
Manon Rhéaume - first woman to play in the NHL

Kim St-Pierre - goalie for team Canada in the Olympics

Hayley Wickenheiser - captain for team Canada in the Olympics
2011-03-09 13:37:37 UTC
Defiantely my mother, she has single handedly raised four kids on a part time job, she has been through money problems and heart break over the years and she always manages to stay strong.



Kia Kaha mum, you are my rock and I love you more than anything.
KAY UCHIHA
2011-03-09 00:02:25 UTC
My Mother of course! She has shown me how to work hard and how to get a better life! Plus she is the person who had introduced me to this world! :) I <3 mommy! (yeah thats right, i said it! ;D
2011-03-08 11:59:27 UTC
I admire all the women in my family (mom, grandmothers, great grandmothers, aunts? because they represent what a STRONG black woman should be and they make me wanna be/ do a little bit better each and everyday :) <3 <3
Williew
2011-03-06 15:55:27 UTC
Alexa Ray Joel,for being raised by famous parents and still having a desire to make her own way in the world instead of just expecting everything to be handed to her...not to mention her singing and song writing abilities..and she knows a bit about the piano too.....
~qx~
2011-03-06 15:23:41 UTC
I admire my midwife, Joan Dolan, who came to my home four times and delivered my children. Midwifery is the world's oldest profession, and she was a champion. I look at my children everyday and thank her. She had five children of her own. She was there for me. I hope my children and grandchildren have the same opportunity to meet a woman as wonderful and giving as her.
Claudia
2011-03-05 16:55:16 UTC
J. K. Rowling. I admire that she followed an impulse although she was broke, depressed, and raising a baby on her own. She surrendered to her imagination and to hope, and she never gave in. And look at her now.

I do not admire her because she became rich.

I admire her because she dared to do what she wanted and never take no for an answer.
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2011-03-09 12:02:26 UTC
The women of Liberia.
?
2011-03-08 23:13:57 UTC
one fascinating woman in history who has inspired me is florence nightengale. i think she is pretty awesome because she was a strong woman who stood up for what she believed in. She didn't let anyone (especially men) push her around. I look up to her. I aspire to also be strong like her.
SFECU12
2011-03-08 09:55:44 UTC
I have so many. There are teachers like my elementary and junior high music teacher who was also my pastor's wife and played so many other roles in my life, my sixth grade teacher, and my ninth and tenth grade math teacher who took me in almost as a family member and visited me in college. There are women in the Bible and in the modern Church who have influenced me so much. I especially love the Bible story of Abigail. There are family members like my aunts, cousins, mother, mother-in-law, and grandmothers. I have wonderful friends from childhood and beyond who have shaped who I am.
★ Xenon ☾
2011-03-07 17:41:45 UTC
J.K. Rowling



I'm an author, so her story of "rags to riches" is quite inspirational. Plus, she's huge on charity and is always doing charity auctions. Her latest book, from a couple years ago, went to support the Children's High Level Group.



She's a great example of an unselfish billionaire.
natalie
2011-03-06 02:08:28 UTC
Tina Fey, because she is smart, funny, and most importantly, 100% comfortable with who she is. She's never given into the pressures of the Hollywood society, but with pure talent, manages to shine throughout the comedy world.
Rhea
2011-03-05 09:07:31 UTC
Corazon (Cory) Aquino -- she was the president of the Philippines, but most importantly, she almost single-handedly dismantled the web of corruption which had surrounded the Philippines government since the days of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos.
Katie
2011-03-13 18:25:58 UTC
Joan Jett
2011-03-10 16:56:59 UTC
Harriet Tubman for saving all those poor slaves withou evver getting caught and she risked her life every time.
50 Shades of TinaSlay.
2011-03-09 12:55:10 UTC
Katherine Jackson - The mother of Michael Joseph Jackson



I admire her because through all the trials that her husband, Joseph, put her through, she still held on to their marriage. After he had cheat on her so many times, had a child with another woman and abused their children, she pushed past that and moved on. Although it took awhile for her to forgive him, she still forgave him no matter what kind of hell he put her through. I love Katherine, she is definitely an inspiration to me and she raised such a beautiful family :)



And my mother. Katherine reminds me of my mother. My mother didn't go what Katherine went through though. My father isn't like that. But they both have a kind heart and that's what I look up to the most.
2011-03-08 22:02:09 UTC
Oprah Winfrey and Ellen DeGeneres
2011-03-08 20:12:00 UTC
Evita Peron.
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2011-03-07 17:52:47 UTC
My son's teacher. He is in special ed and home-bound and has had the same teacher for 3 years. She has not only caught him up to grade level, he is graduating and college-bound. She has given him the tools to use in the future to take on life and win. He can call her on her cell phone on a Sunday night and she answers and talks to him. Like she has all the time in the world just for him. She has taught him so many life lesson. Taught me many, too.
2011-03-06 19:28:25 UTC
Every single woman previously imprisoned or that had to die to give me (and the rest of womankind) the rights that we have today. Thank you so much for your sacrifices. They were not in vain. When I am old enough to attend college and vote, I will do both and make the most of every right I am given today because of the wonderful, powerful, empowered women before me.
2011-03-06 01:50:16 UTC
These answers make me despair for humanity.

Boadicea and Marie Curie are two of my most inspirational women.

I won't explain why, their feats should be universally known. Unlike the trashy, good for nothing so called celebrities that so many people have mentioned.
2011-03-04 20:23:49 UTC
Well, I admire my mother, simply because she takes time out of her own life to help me, and others all the while. She is a sweet and kind women, who respects people, simply because they respect her.



And even though she experiences hardships, we always try our best to comfort her and make her feel good, we should all be kind and love and respect our mothers because they always help us and are always there when we need them, and even if she doesn't say " I love you" so often, she can still feel that way toward us.



:)
Milena
2011-03-12 15:57:54 UTC
I admire the most my mom,she is the best person in the world for me!
2011-03-09 06:52:38 UTC
My mother because she raised me to be a succesful person. She taught me my wrongs and right and more. I love her with all my heart

Forever and A day

I love you mom
BigEbil
2011-03-07 06:51:21 UTC
Joan of Arc, Catherine the Great, and mother Teresa.
2011-03-05 20:54:57 UTC
J.K Rowling. She showed me the fantastic world of Harry Potter. Almost everyone has read Harry Potter and they have also learned some important stuff in it, like, bravery, love, friendship, etc. Thank you J.K. Rowling for writing Harry Potter.
2011-03-04 15:44:59 UTC
My aunt. She's always been there for me and helped me through really tough situations. She's always in a happy mood and even when she's in a bad mood she doesn't show it. She's happy go lucky and I'm so grateful to her for being such a wonderful women to everyone :) x
Keeley de Rossi
2011-03-09 12:34:35 UTC
Annie Lennox, because she is one of the most talented musicians EVER, and has done so much to help people with AIDS. She is also the leader of the EQUALS campaign, which promotes equal rights for women all over the world.
Dhanashri
2011-03-07 20:17:38 UTC
I admire Marie Curie a lot. Dedicated scientist who did not let fame & the lure or money (she decided not to patent the process for purification of Uranium), did not change her values. She loved her family & work dearly. I admire her for her perseverance & sheer will power when it came to research, she was untiring & very systematic in her pursuit.
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2011-03-07 20:02:15 UTC
I am ONLY interested in mature woman with good manner. She does not necessarily need to be highly-educated. Natural salvation would let her redeem herself.

On the other hand, a b***hy person will remain her nasty personality for the rest of her life so she is still defined as a B***H anyway, even if she is holding a Ph.D. degree from one of the Ivy League schools or whatever.
2011-03-06 14:36:38 UTC
Me being a 14-year old brother admire my 4-year-old sister much more than any girl in the world. She is like a company to me. she help me realize that i could be a better person because i can take care of her.
2011-03-05 15:17:25 UTC
Maggie Thatcher. She did what she did which was to get this country out of the sh*t not with any great charisma but by simply holding to what she believed in. Our greatest PM since Churchill in my opinion.
JBaller11
2011-03-05 10:20:36 UTC
Maya Moore or Shane Diggins
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2011-03-13 15:39:28 UTC
Beatrix Potter. She was an excellent writer and illustrator for her time. I used to read Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny which also used to be on the telly.
2011-03-13 05:56:09 UTC
Audrey Hepburn



The true sweetheart



Always a class act - never had to be a tramp to get mens attention



Captivated a nation at her peak
2011-03-11 16:07:51 UTC
Princess Diana.
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2011-03-08 22:36:39 UTC
Debby Ryan and Taylor Swift. Love you!
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2011-03-07 16:16:33 UTC
My Grandmother. :D because she is such an amazing woman. she grew up in poverty, was hit by teachers at school, sent to work at an early age, was widowed far too young and left to bring up her children and do lots of hard task that even some men would find difficult to provide for her family so they would never want for anything. she stands up for what she believes in and isn't afraid to argue with anyone. she is up everyday at the crack of dawn and is never sick. she never drank or smoked in her life and she is now 96 years old and still going strong :D
Narayan P
2011-03-06 06:02:57 UTC
I admire my Amma (Mother), who did extraordinary sacrifices to raise all her children with discipline, compassion, ethics, morale, dignity, self esteem, confidence, bravery, gratitute, grace, honour and all the virtues to best of her ability amidst tough living conditions.



I admire my sisters and wife for their love, affection and tolerance. I adore and admire my daughter for her extraordinary traits and love. I also admire my girl friends who were really nice and magnonimous to my behavior.



I will really pity upon people who admire anyone other than their Mom, Sisters, Wife, Daughters and friends (Teachers are obviously to be admired is something professioal)
EvilWench
2011-03-04 09:14:41 UTC
Anette Olzon. She has had to work so hard to be accepted as part of Nightwish after their other vocalist was fired, yet she is amazingly talented and, despite being famous, she takes the time to speak to her fans on her daily blog. She genuinely cares about people and takes the time to respond to peoples' comments personally. She is also not afraid to post pictures of herself without make-up, which makes her a fantastic role model for her younger fans.
2011-03-08 15:12:32 UTC
Monica Bellucci. She's a true inspiration of beauty. Also Tina Turner because she's a very strong and inspiring woman.
2011-03-08 10:58:22 UTC
I admire my mother the most. She suffered a lot but always kept me happy throughout all times.
swagg
2011-03-07 12:59:08 UTC
my person would be lindsey perkins. she has attended school for 7 years full time while raising her son to be a secure, happy and bright child. meanwhile working part time and still finding time to be involved in an honor fraternity a ethics board and to commit to a relationship with her fiancee while still setting an example of the spirit to achieve and not forgetting the important people in her life ! she is the most remarkable,patient and kindest woman i know !!
travelmaster
2011-03-05 19:40:32 UTC
i Admire abby sunderland the young 16 year girl who tried to sail around the world

but got demasted in the Indian ocean and had be rescued..
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2011-03-05 16:31:34 UTC
The woman i admire is helen keller she was a brave woman for what she went though everyone should read the book.
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2011-03-05 14:21:39 UTC
My mother is mine. But if I had to pick other wise, Hellen Keller. It gave hope that even when blind or deaf, anyone has hope. Well, also the teacher for Hellen Keller. If she hadn't taught Hellen Keller anything, then Hellen Keller wouldn't be famous.
Crowfeather
2011-03-04 14:53:36 UTC
My Mother, Daphne Jean Parker, Oct 9, 1926 to May 16 2009. May she rest in peace, and know her son loves her.
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2011-03-08 17:50:36 UTC
I admire my mom. She is both caring and strict a combo of characteristics that no one else in my life can posses!
2011-03-08 11:23:00 UTC
My MOMMA! <3



And weirdly enough, my ex's mom.

We still text and get along very well. We had a good relationship, and not many people keep a relationship with the mother of their ex.
2011-03-08 11:13:41 UTC
Beth Chapman, Dog the Bounty Hunter's wife.



I love her because she is such a strong woman and she may be bigger but flaunts it and has such self confidence she just makes you feel good. And she loves helping people. She may be somewhat of a celebrity, but she's met people who follow her on Twitter and sits and talks with them in person and does whatever she can to help them.
Need advice
2011-03-08 10:10:23 UTC
Grace Kelly
2011-03-07 23:23:44 UTC
My mother and many others who are like her humble, noble, humane and kind.



Together we should work towards eliminating sufferings of women today that they face at the hands of many civilized monsters of our modern society.
ADTR Rule.
2011-03-07 14:51:27 UTC
Mother. Mother. Mother. Mother. There is no other woman more important than in anyone's life.

Who the hell sacrifices 9 months and 20 years afterwards looking after you? Crazy people, or a loving mother.
natalie.heldman
2011-03-06 18:35:27 UTC
Misty-May Treanor



She gives me the drive everytime I play. She is the biggest inspiration, and she showed me that the biggest awards come with the hardest work.

This is the quote I live by.





"A lot of people had doubts. I tried to tell people I never had doubts."

Misty-May
Tom Hansen
2011-03-06 15:44:39 UTC
Emma Stone







She's a strong actor which has a lot to offer. she's had her ups and downs while trying to the film industry which makes her my idol since I'm also a struggling actor and when i feel like giving up I think of her, and how she made it. She's like my guiding star.



Also my mother which without her nothing would be possible for me. she's also struggled through life trying to become what sge is now.
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2011-03-06 09:22:01 UTC
Personally everyone woman is amazing to go through hardship and the painful experiences (BIRTH) and still be able to smile and sometimes carry the weight of the world on their shoulders and still have the courage to inevitably care and go through it again!!!!

so EVERY WOMAN in my eyes deserve praise and acknowledgement not just musical or historical

figure's.
Starstruck
2011-03-09 14:25:59 UTC
Nina Dobrev
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2011-03-09 14:14:57 UTC
I admire my grandmother the most. She has lived through so many wars, including WWII, and has made it almost to her 84th birthday. After giving up so much, she deserves some love. Everybody does at one point in their lives. Still, i admire her the most.
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2011-03-08 23:49:31 UTC
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Dean
2011-03-07 20:30:50 UTC
My wife Pat, she is a friend, tolerable, loving, funny and still gorgeous after 34 years.

When we have had bad times she bounces back to make the lives of people around her more enjoyable.
2011-03-06 03:13:11 UTC
My mother. She is probably the strongest person I know. She managed to raise me and my brother,while her life was a total hell. She has a low - paying job and our father is a total asshole,so she divorced him when I was 3. I am 16 now and she has managed to do an awesome job!
2011-03-05 18:39:51 UTC
The woman I admire the most is my mother..

She has given me my values,morales,made me close to nature,and rescued me from being the unruly kid I used to be some years back ..I really love her..
2011-03-05 17:50:11 UTC
Rosa Parks helped racism get moved out of this country/nation.
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2011-03-05 03:49:28 UTC
I may not admire a very particular one but women to me are admirable in general. In my country the Republic of the Philippines (oldest republic in Asia) , we had two past women presidents, namely: Corazon Cojuanco-Aquino (1986-1992) and Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (2001-2010). There is Mother Theresa, Indira Gandhi, and Queen Elizabeth in earlier era and my country's leaders in recent times, to mention a few. Each of them possesses unique qualities and had distinct contributions to humanity.



Women paradigms have slowly but definitely evolved the past 50 years. Starting from being regarded as accessories in development (Women in Development), they have earned their status as partners in developing economies (Women and Development). Recent paradigms that include gender issues, however, altered traditional views on women. Gender and development has shifted from a "too much women-focused" perspective to a more balanced gender sensitive approach to women studies.
♥Sali90♥
2011-03-04 17:33:02 UTC
My late mother, who I miss so much. Also Lady Diana who had a heart of gold, I also admire greatly J.K. Rowling for what she achieved. Her story was a real rags to riches one and she hasn't let the fame and fortune spoil her. Also I love the Harry Potter books and have her to thank for them, a true genius!
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2011-03-04 17:20:55 UTC
Fatima the daughter of the Holy Prophet (SAWW). She is the absolute role model for women of the universe. If a day is to be designated as "Women's day", the day commemorating the joyous birth of Fatima Zehra, upon whom be peace, is more deserving.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Shi%27a_titles_for_Fatima_Zahra
2011-03-04 14:16:04 UTC
Ada Byron- She was the first computer programmer. Its interesting because of how everyone talk about engineering and computer science as a "man's field".
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2011-03-12 07:42:52 UTC
Marilyn Monroe - She was a knock out and was comfortable in her own skin. She was not afraid to push the issue.



Rest in peace Marilyn. You are adored.
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2011-03-09 13:17:02 UTC
Jhansi Ki Rani (Queen of Jhansi - India)

A great warrior and conqueror of hearts of millions. Hats off to her greatness and bravery with which she won over many people. RIP....
Gary
2011-03-08 16:36:48 UTC
I admire any women that is strong and independent.. that doesn't need anyone to show her destiny. I love who know what they want in life and go for it and that's what makes me want those kind of women.
Eyes Eyes Baby
2011-03-06 09:23:43 UTC
Apart from my mother, I admire other girls like myself, the rare breed of whom don't feel the need to disrespect our bodies or compromise our dignity. I'm talking about the everyday, confident, driven girl, who goes to college, values education, and aspires to have a career and takes her time waiting and finding a decent man, and then together brings up honest children.
Milly
2011-03-05 14:00:52 UTC
Sarah Brown by a country mile.

I recently read her biography and people often feel the prime minister is the person under pressure, however it's as though all the pressure was passed on too Sarah; she really does give me hope
White Lullaby
2011-03-05 00:44:06 UTC
Maatkare Hatshepsut. The first woman pharaoh in Egypt who had a long and prosperous reign. Even though everyone critized her, she did a lot for her country and her political skills were so great that Tutankamun was nobody compared to her.
Zheia
2011-03-06 15:33:29 UTC
I admire Princess Anne. She is the unsung heroine of the Royal Family. She is intelligent, honest, and someone who I would invite round for a cup of tea.
auburn53
2011-03-12 13:15:51 UTC
I AM A MAN AND IS ATTRACTED TO WOMEN ON A VISUAL SCALE MOST OF THE TIME BUT WHEN I SEE A WOMAN WHO IS INTELLIGENT THE REST OF WHAT I SAID IS NO LONGER TRUE.
Teerna
2011-03-09 12:50:38 UTC
Sonia and Indira Gandhi.



Because of the remarkable position they achieved in her life as a politician.
2011-03-09 12:09:29 UTC
My mom, because she went back to school with 3 kids to prove to us that education was valuable.
2011-03-08 09:31:03 UTC
My wonderful, smart, loving, and caring Mother. Who else is there to thank for raising me to be a successful young lady and teaching me all of the do's and dont's in life? She is the strongest woman i know and I am so proud to be her child.
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2011-03-07 14:25:58 UTC
Ada Lovelace
SoNgByRd
2011-03-06 17:28:15 UTC
My mom amd grandmother because they are both very exceptional women. My mother has raised me to be a beautiful, smart, classy, woman much like her. My grandmother because she is currently fighting breast cancer and she is still strong and tell me to keep my head up event though she is in this bad situation , but she is gradually getting better and with prayer and treatment it will be gone. To anyone who didn't say their mother unless they are in a bad situation with ha go and get a life.
2011-03-06 02:39:15 UTC
Arundhati Roy - the writer of The God of Small Things which won the Booker's Prize in 1997.



And personally, my mum AND my best friend. :)
Linden
2011-03-05 11:01:56 UTC
Julie Andrews



:)
Anonymous
2011-03-04 22:57:23 UTC
MY MOM! I don't even need to explain because not only would it take forever, but there aren't enough words to describe all she has done for me and the people in her life. She is the best in each and every way and I love her with all my heart!
Lessien H
2011-03-04 19:27:01 UTC
My Mom because she is a god to my family with out her my family wouldn't be a family we would all be fighting all the time. She is wonder woman. She is my rock and always there for me no matter what it is.
alaaaaay
2011-03-10 01:03:05 UTC
taylor swift.

she writes songs from the heart and is not afraid to speak her mind through them.

eg. better than revenge



she is also a beautiful lady, inside and out
hdhayes60
2011-03-07 20:21:34 UTC
My daughter, at the age of 15, took it upon herself to care for me after I suffered a stroke two years ago. Although she wasn't legally an adult, she voluntarily took on the responsibilities of an adult. Not once did she complain, make excuses, or say that it was too difficult. She showed me that her love for me was the same as mine for her: unconditional! I thank God daily for sending me such an angel.
Emily
2011-03-07 12:38:29 UTC
Amber Riley.



She is an amazing singer for starters, but it's the fact that she is big, and she embraces it. She shows that it's okay to be different. That inspires me. The fact that she doesn't have an obsession to become skinny like everyone.

So thanks Amber. You inspire me to be different.
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2011-03-14 20:07:00 UTC
My mommy (:



also Lady Gaga helped me to learn to love myself a little more and Alicia Keys and Adele made me interested in Singing (:
The Hetalian
2011-03-09 14:34:00 UTC
I admire Taylor Swift. She's an excellent singer and writes songs with so much emotion. Plus, she's Cristian, just like me. Super pretty too...
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2011-03-09 04:08:39 UTC
if anybody admires any women else then her mother he is doing all wrong

i admire my mother the most

and i dont need to have a reason for that
2011-03-06 10:09:10 UTC
My mom.

She's been there every step of the way for me;

And sometimes we have difficulty understanding one another;

But she's always there for me when I need someone.



She carried me in her stomach for 9 months, gave birth to me, and raised me.

She survived breast cancer along the process, and she's still really healthy.



I admire her the most; and I love her <3
2011-03-06 06:01:32 UTC
Benazir Bhutto... she was kept under house arrest...her father was killed, and then she was assasinated because she was too popular to the Pakistani public. But throughout her life, she was an amaizing role model, and showed women, you can become someone great.
Amelia
2011-03-05 19:25:15 UTC
my mother, because she has always been my role model, and is who i aspire to be like when i grow older. i want to care for my kids just as she does for me and my sister. at times i say mean things to her and i wish i could take them back without being awkward, but i think she knows i'm sorry. i cannot imagine being without her, for she accepts me for who i am.



and my history teacher, because she made me discover my passion for learning about the past, and how the it shapes the current world. she's hip without looking silly, and puts so much effort into teaching us. i admire how unlike many teachers, she doesn't teach us to feed us info for our tests. she teaches because she loves history, and because she is passionate.

(and also because she has a hilarious mock indian accent, and taught us about world war i with a heavy german one. class is never boring.)
dancer_0161
2011-03-05 08:06:26 UTC
My mother has to be #1 on my list
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2011-03-04 21:05:48 UTC
I will answer my own question- Elizabeth I of England- daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. She took England from the brink of bankruptcy, torn apart by religious division and just a mess to its Golden Age. She played the marriage game to her greatest political advantage and defeated the Spanish Armada. Fostered learning and the arts. She truly loved her country and her people. A fascinating person born of a fascinating relationship.
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2011-03-14 11:18:26 UTC
Eleanore Roosevelt because she hardly ever cheated on her husband and she was kind to foreign people.
2011-03-12 21:33:27 UTC
justin bieber...



lmfao!. okay now its time to b serious, the woman i look up to the most? Rebecca jean, aka my mom(: *see by saying her name it makes it different then if i just said my mom*



why? because my mom got pregnant right out of high school(with me) and she wasnt ready for a kid. my dick father left her bcuz he "wasnt ready" to be a dad. then she met someone else. they were together about 10 yrs when he left her for the neighbor and they got divorced. so now she is a single mother trying to raise three girls and barely getting by. mom i love you! your my hero! (:
joe m
2011-03-09 13:19:40 UTC
Kayla K, she was so wonderful. Always smiling, always helping others, great leader for kids in the softball community, just and overall great person to be around. I wish I would have treated her better.
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2011-03-09 12:30:23 UTC
Jilian Michaels
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2011-03-08 15:48:24 UTC
My Mom Bonnie. because she was very kind hearted, strong, easy going, loving, caring,intelligence

and God fearing and she put up with so much through out her life and still remained sane.
Sindy
2011-03-08 10:20:54 UTC
I think that every women ( and also man ) has her own special 'thing' . Sure, there are some girls who are mean and no one can see any good in them, but that special 'thing' is there, some where, just waiting to be seen ... So, what I'm trying to say is that I admire all women... just because they are not known, it doesn't mean that they are not as brilliant as those who are... Yeh... :)
2011-03-08 05:17:19 UTC
My X wife KM.

She Made three children from three deferent boy friends during our marriage. and able to swap the DNA blood test in Melbourne Australia.

She is the cleverest woman in the world.
2011-03-07 12:34:19 UTC
Two time academy award winning Hilary Swank. She won best actress for Boys Don't Cry (1999) and Million Dollar Baby (2004). Who says lightning doesn't strike twice.
Raquel
2011-03-07 12:09:29 UTC
Yo admiro a as mujeres osadas,segura s de sí mismas,que van a por todo,sin miedo a nada.Admiro a las mu jeres que ,trabando fuera de casa tambien tienen tiempo para el marido,los hijos y la casa.Admiro a las mujers que son de verdad.
iCollege
2011-03-07 08:52:36 UTC
Aside from my family members, I have to say Eva Peron. As first lady of Argentina, she helped so many underprivileged and uneducated people, giving them a better life. She didn't have the opportunities that Eleanor Roosevelt and Jackie Kennedy had, but she helped people to the same degree, if not farther.
2011-03-05 19:18:55 UTC
I admire Helen Keller, she was a wonderful lady and dispite all her handicaps, she helped change the world for all mankind
aniruddha
2011-03-05 14:44:03 UTC
My mummy. I know many of us here will take the name of celebs and big personality. But for me ders only 1 person who has helped me in every small work of mine whn i neded her n m sure she wil continue to help.
2011-03-14 03:30:27 UTC
This is a really good site i got an iphone 4 32g black for free on the 8/3/11 omg so exciting!!!! http://www.prizerebel.com/index.php?r=3114524
botweety
2011-03-09 14:12:33 UTC
I really admire Angelina Jolie,because she cares about the children of the world.I think more people should have a world wide caring!Imagine how great the world could be!
orthodoxhappy
2011-03-05 16:54:55 UTC
I admire all five original members of The Runaways because they had the guts to go where no woman had gone before. They changed the course of history and kept the big-headed male stars in check. If a guy can do it, a woman can do it bigger and better!
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2011-03-05 14:37:16 UTC
I really admire Angelina Jolie. Firstly because she is beautiful and also because she is a great actor and cool enough to do all those stunts and lastly because she has a heart outside of all the glitz and glamor of hollywood and cares for the needy. I admire that. I also can't stand Jennifer Anisston. she THINKS SHE is too much of a queen BUT Angelina deserves the title because she is the Queen Bee in my opinion. .
2011-03-05 05:51:33 UTC
The Blessed Virgin Mary---next to Jesus, she was the purest and nicest person who ever walked the earth.



I still consider her the most loving Mother, who is still helping us, her children, in Heaven.
2011-03-04 15:07:50 UTC
My grandmother because she went through ten hard years having cancer and never said a thing. She lived way beyond her expected life span due to determination, good family and most of all cause she was happy
swelwynemma
2011-03-04 03:43:03 UTC
Carly Fleischman: A 16-year-old autistic girl who communicates through the world using computers. She only started beign able to communicate in this way in her teens, but has her own blog and website and regularly posts on Facebook to answer questions about autism and her life.



Emmeline Pankhurst,a s she got us the vote in the UK,



Lady Gaga: She's never afraid to experiment and has had to deal with a lot of hate and false statements made about her. She's kept her head up high through everything, isn't afraid to speak out for a good cause and is INSANELY talented.



Gabrielle Lichterman: Founder of myhormonesmademedoit.com, without which I would still be totally clueless about my cycle!



A couple of girls who went to my school and were in my year.

Becks because she has Crouzon's Syndrome (Where the bones in your face don't grow properly). She's been through over 20 operations since she was a kid and has not long ago started running a beauty salon from home, which is doing very well. She's also had to contend with people throwing things at her and saying nasty things about her just because of the way she looks.

Emily P because she has the same spirit as Lady Gaga. Her talent, however, lies with crafting of various sorts. She's fearless and knows herself so well it's almost scary. She won't change for anyone else.



Mum: Can't have been easy to put up with two children on the autistic spectrum while dealing with bipolar affective disorder and a dad who was pretty much never around.
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2011-03-15 19:29:26 UTC
my aunt. nicole. she is my inspiration to make it through another day of crap at school. cause she went through something WAY WORSE. a TERRIBLE divorce. and just seeing that she is able to tough it out. i know i can. i love her. and i always will. <3 <3
2011-03-09 20:26:39 UTC
Justin Bieber, shes a good role model for our kids. and at her age she must be going thru all the natural things girls her age are going thru such as her period. she is handeling her life buetifuly and i think she deserves to be respected.
Duble T-1
2011-03-08 17:31:18 UTC
A.L.A. No real name there, but she's the strongest person I know, plus she's hilarious, and has an extremely quirky behavior. True beauty as well.
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2011-03-08 16:38:52 UTC
Jennifer Aniston. She has remained strong through years of broken hearts and public humiliation and rumor. She has courage, faith, and is very opinionated. A wonderful role model.
Lonesome Dove
2011-03-07 17:40:59 UTC
Mother Teresa, Ruth, Esther and Mary. The reason is obvious,,, women of God, integrity, humility, honesty,etc.
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2011-03-07 10:52:27 UTC
Former British Prime, Minister Margaret because she got the United Kingdom back on its feet.
That one
2011-03-06 20:49:15 UTC
Sofia Coppola is a huge inspiration to me. I really admire her creativity, she is an amazing director. I have always wanted to direct a movie and I admire her work. She is also beautiful and talented. I think she is amazing.
Stark
2011-03-06 20:13:27 UTC
My AP chemistry teacher. She lost her husband and raises her daughter as a single-mother and is an amazing teacher.
2011-03-05 20:18:14 UTC
The woman that I admire the most couldn't possibly be one woman. Because every woman is special and needs to be admired everyday of her life. The woman generation now understands eachother and reacts with sympathy and love. And that is why I not only admire one woman but, I admire all women.

And you should consider that admiration too.
2011-03-05 20:01:44 UTC
My Grandma. She's done so many amazing things- even risking her life more than once to save someone (my Grandpa, and my Uncle Mike). She's really kind, also. (You know how Grandma's are!)
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2011-03-05 18:48:32 UTC
My answer would have to be, The Lady who is helping with my depression,

she's been through just as much as i have and has pulled through to be one of the

best people i know and without her, i would still be just as much of a wreck as i was. . .
2011-03-04 17:29:43 UTC
Bree Olsen
Bloody Brilliant
2011-03-04 15:03:02 UTC
Oh my mom for sure, for sure.

She raised me and my older sister (with my dad... but she did most of the work), is a smart business woman, knows how to cook (lol), knows a lot of stuff... and so, so, so much more.
2011-03-08 00:40:09 UTC
I admire --Mother Teresa [it is the first name which came in my mind after reading the question]

she has done a lot for peoples like me
Ulli
2011-03-05 13:47:28 UTC
My mom because she has always been there for me and is my biggest support system. She is really an amazing and inspirational woman and I long to be like her someday...
sm
2011-03-08 21:26:24 UTC
Kiran bedi. An honest and visionary woman.
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2011-03-09 10:08:33 UTC
Mary Shelley



She showed through her work in Frankenstein how a man is responsible for his child, no matter what
jazzymars
2011-03-08 16:14:07 UTC
Whoopi Goldberg. Down to earth regular person who speaks her mind. Helps others out, she's so famous she's still down to earth and if sitting next to her she would treat you like anyone else. She broke barriers for other black woman.
GG
2011-03-08 14:13:10 UTC
Firstly, why are people disliking other people? It's peoples opinions and other people should respect that! I admire my Mother, she does a lot for me! I just love her so much! Also I admire my sister because she shows me what's right and wrong even though we fight sometimes! I love them both even though they are both in my family and not some popstar E.G. Lady Ga Ga. No, they are not famous, they are not really popular but they are famous in my mind!
2011-03-08 14:05:32 UTC
Hard to say.



I'd like to say my mother but I'm leaning towards grandma. I couldn't have asked for a better one.
2011-03-08 13:41:35 UTC
Woman I admire most is a girl at my school, Katrina. She exemplifies everything that I embrace and love about humanity.
Kenny D
2011-03-08 05:52:32 UTC
Ann Coulter because of her brazenness and unpretentiousness. She works very hard at and takes great pride in being a mean-spirited conservative and I just love how she can thoroughly anger liberals.
Ma
2011-03-08 01:53:01 UTC
my mother-carrying me 4 9 months

my grandmother-cared 4 me when i was ill

martha karua -she can make a good president come 2012 elections in kenya
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2011-03-07 08:45:49 UTC
My mother and my Aunt Lorraine easily outclass any women I know of. They have it all, and it is apparent in every aspect of their lives.They have both made it their life to help children in need of love and support. And their personal lives has not taken a back seat at all, both have happy, well-adjusted natural children and strong marriages. Their teaching and counseling has taught all of us to be safe in every aspect of our lives.
Condy
2011-03-04 22:23:34 UTC
I can choose my grandmother, my aunt, my mother, my sister, my daughter or any woman closer to me but the woman I admire most is my one and only wife.

This admiration may differ from other husbands because not all wives have the same characters, attitudes, abilities and dealings with their husbands.

First of all, in my own sight, she is the most beautiful among all women but other women say she is really beautiful. She follows our wedding vows which says in times of poverty and in times of prosperity, in times of trouble and in times of good conditions in life, she is there on my side until death do us part.

You may say this is corny but truly I cannot live without her. It seems I have depended all my life in her aside from God. She do all the household chores since we got married. She is too industrious and she cares for me very much. We got four children and praise God they were all finished in their studies. She never asked me to get a housemaid to help her and I pity her during those times when she was rearing our children.

I said to my my wife: "I'd rather die first than you die first or if possible we both die together at the same time."

In return, I always treat her in a nice restaurant to have a date and have a nice snack or dinner just to make her happy. This is all I can do to show her my love - to be faithful to her till death do us part.

By the grace of God I could say I am the most happiest man because He gave me my wonderful wife.
Allan
2011-03-04 16:43:49 UTC
why people admire hilary, diana,... these women did not do anything for you. They were born in in Royal, rich family. If they were born in labor class then what they are? The woman I have to admire most is my mother , nobody else
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2011-03-09 12:57:20 UTC
Mother Theresa... She is a good symbol of a universal love.
starlina7up
2011-03-08 13:25:08 UTC
My mom for specific reasons is that she's always there when I needed her for confidence boost and overcoming depression she has been there for me since I was a child.
2011-03-07 12:50:57 UTC
I admire the most to my Mother, because no other woman in the whole world would do for me what she has done.
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2011-03-07 09:09:52 UTC
Maria Montez is the woman I admire the most.



She was the first (although hardly and if ever credited) Latina of Dominican origin to reach Hollywood. Before JLo, before Rita Moreno, before Jessica Alba,... etc.



Although her English was not that great, her looks, charm, grace, and femininity earned her many roles when color technology was fairly new.
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2011-03-05 04:29:24 UTC
Mother Teresa, amazes me the most.



Why? Because, we all have our own heroes, people we admire and respect, people made an impact on our life, that made us look at the world with a different eye, Mother Teresa is definitely the one for me. She dedicated every day of her adult life caring for the dying, the cripple, the mentally ill, the unwanted, the unloved and she loved every minute of it because she was loving.

She thought each and everyone small values of life which helped them make a living better and love their life. She thought everyone to be a help of one another. She didn't discriminated people on the basis of caste, color or creed. She didn't care how dirty they looked or what they had done in their past, She was a help to many. Mother Teresa created many homes for the dying and the unwanted. She was one of the pioneers of establishing homes for AIDS victims, drug addicts, prostitutes, battered women and more orphanages and schools for poor children around the world. She is stated to have said that earthly rewards were important only if they helped her help the world’s needy where as, we people run after materialistic things and give them more importance not realizing the same money or same clothes can comfort another.

"I once picked up a woman from a garbage dump and she was burning with fever; she was in her last days and her only lament was: ‘My son did this to me.’ I begged her: You must forgive your son. In a moment of madness, when he was not himself, he did a thing he regrets. Be a mother to him, forgive him. It took me a long time to make her say: ‘I forgive my son.’ Just before she died in my arms, she was able to say that with a real forgiveness. She was not concerned that she was dying. The breaking of the heart was that her son did not want her. This is something you and I can understand."

When a poor person dies of hunger, it has not happened because God did not take care of him or her. It has happened because neither you nor I wanted to give that person what he or she needed. Mother Teresa was a women commended for her unselfishness, courage, charity, her capacity of hard work. She is an inspirational women who helped other women to walk on the right path. For example she asked women to stop aborting children, as children are a gift of God.

She said, "Please don’t kill the child. I want the child. Give the child to me." Her zeal and works of mercy knew no boundaries

She witnessed people in society who struggled for the necessities to survive, like the homeless and the ill and children that could not afford an education. She believed that if you love what you do and dedicate yourself to it then you will do well and be inspired to continue. She asked if we can’t do anything big, do something small that everyone can afford that is to be polite, loving and caring. That we should be polite when speaking to hungry … Nothing is needed but little love and a hug can do wonders.

She is an excellent example of a good Christian role model because she was very devoted to her individual beliefs and those of the church. As Jesus also spent much of his life helping the sick, poor, the homeless and also taught children.. Seeing this difference in society and the way these people are treated and not helped inspired her work and helped form her belief and values.
JackC
2011-03-04 09:44:28 UTC
There are so many...



Germaine Greer, for writing The Female Eunuch and in doing so bringing modern feminism to so many people, men and women, who have benefited from it - and in managing to make it both easy to read and funny at the same time.



Anne Frank, whose diary works so well in reminding us all that the Nazis really did do so many terrible things to human beings.



Ada Lovelace who, in 1843, anticipated machine AI.



Rosa Parks, who changed the world simply by taking a bus ride.



Virginia Woolf, one of the finest writers in the English language.



The list could be thousands of names long.
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2011-03-04 08:50:12 UTC
Outside of my mom who fought, against all odds against polio and won, there is Margaret Thatcher. She fought to avoid socialism. She came from a modest beginning to make history and become Britain's first female Prime Minister. Thatcher was a great force in her party.



MR
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2011-03-14 14:06:17 UTC
Mother Theresa



and My mother of course!!
Avenue17
2011-03-13 07:44:57 UTC
Jacqueline Kennedy



smart and stylish, good to be a women.
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2011-03-09 00:08:12 UTC
Cameron Diaz, smart funny and a good actor.
2011-03-08 20:58:07 UTC
Now if I asked this I would receive a violation.



And Chloe Moretz for me!
jules1010
2011-03-08 15:13:33 UTC
Brody Dalle.

She's a famously talented musician, singer, independent music producer, mother, wife, and all around kind person.

(see the Distillers and Spinnerette)



https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20110308150758AAFH7d8
The Enigmatic Creature (N-6)
2011-03-08 05:08:17 UTC
My great grandmother she is 101 years old and she lives like she is 20
2011-03-07 11:19:29 UTC
Any that can tell me why the people in charge of yahoo answers do not think of a question like what you have posted to be chatting it does not make sense to me.
Charl H
2011-03-07 08:57:45 UTC
Mme Curie - overcoming insurmountable odds in creation of the theory of radioactivity.
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2011-03-06 18:28:05 UTC
TEMPLE GRANDIN!!!

LOVE this woman! I work with autistic children, and she is such a role model for them!

<3 <3 <3 <3
2011-03-05 20:57:28 UTC
My mum. She's incredible and I love her

I was born during a war and when I was a baby she risked her life to save mine, she always puts me and my brother before herself and I don't know what I would do without her.



I love you, mummy :)
2011-03-05 10:20:52 UTC
1st Place: My mommy :) Because I love her



Honorable Mentions: Hilary Clinton, Marilyn Monroe
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2011-03-10 09:07:35 UTC
HAGAR mother of Ishmael. for what she went through, her power of prayer, her survival, he forgivmess to her step son Isaac and his mother, for not giving up..for God's love & respect to her.
akemal.firdaus
2011-03-09 18:05:07 UTC
Katy Perry, Shes so frickin beautiful
2011-03-09 13:06:07 UTC
Definitely my friend Amber. Were both trying to survive high school, and we have a lot of the same situations and were ALWAYS there for each other <3



I love you Amber Story!!
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2011-03-08 09:14:06 UTC
Stephenie Meyer, the world's greatest Authors, and also I think J.K. Rowling.
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2011-03-07 18:01:29 UTC
Jane Austen. A fantastic writer and an interesting person.
Pradeep V R
2011-03-07 17:45:31 UTC
My mom for extra care,one of my sister for extra intelligence and the another sister who s on the same hype as myself on all worldly behaviours..! My grand ma for her lonely livin at the age of 78..!
Mysterious
2011-03-06 15:04:18 UTC
My Mum.



She's gone through a divorce and looking after 2 kids who are quite ignorant and ungreatful. She looks after us the best she can, teaches us lessons, she has fun with me and my brother and we love her to bits. I admire my mum because she is one of the most odwn to earth people, shes not afriad to speak whatshe feels to us, especially me. I've seen her cry tears of happiness, and tears of sadness. And it kill me when she cries.



I admire her because she has been a strong parent and a loving one, a fair one and a non hesitant one, i admire her and i respect her because shes never given up and i love her for that.
2011-03-06 09:08:35 UTC
My nan as she's always been there for me through thick and thin and she's lived through World War 2 aswell and gone through so much losing three children.
OMG
2011-03-06 02:32:38 UTC
My mum, shes been through so much and shes had a hard time lately and she's still able to raise me and my brother. She's helped me so much, has helped me through heartbreaks, hard exams and friend troubles! And best of all she keeps my grounded! I love you mum and I hope you get what you deserve because you haven't been treated very fairly lately! xxx
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2011-03-14 17:14:50 UTC
My mom; she has done some amazing things with her life and overcome some major obstacles.
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2011-03-09 15:07:56 UTC
clara barton. founded the american red cross and without knowing it fought for womens rights. she was the angel of the battle field
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2011-03-08 16:14:44 UTC
My mom, who is upstairs. She is amazing. Always with a smile and a laugh. She is beautiful. I often fight with her, but then realize how much I love her, and how amazing she really is. I love my mom :)
2011-03-08 10:26:00 UTC
I admire my mother most. Because she give me the chance to see the world and she care me very much. Either i will no where.
2011-03-08 07:50:27 UTC
Audry
mustacheddali
2011-03-07 15:45:37 UTC
Lise Meiter: She helped the development in nuclear physics (and wasn't given the same treatment that her fellow male scientists had-even when she surpassed them in experience).
LovelyT
2011-03-07 08:03:58 UTC
my mom because she has raised me as a good person and is always there for me when i needed her

and I especially admire my grandmother, she has accomplished many things in life and even at 72 she looks early 50 and stay on the go as if she's 25
alice
2011-03-06 15:04:31 UTC
JK Rowling. She built herself from the ground up using pure raw talent. Even in the face of her phenomenal fame she remains humble. She has inspired generations, and has touched so many lives. She truly is my role model.
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2011-03-14 07:58:17 UTC
Hillary Clinton, because she is an ambitious woman
2011-03-10 10:10:55 UTC
Miley Cyrus, she's someone ive grew up admiring and i love and respect her for the fact that she own up and admits when she is wrong :)!!
Mo
2011-03-09 21:59:22 UTC
Angelina Jolie - for all the things she has done for refugees.
solypez
2011-03-08 15:14:54 UTC
All the single mothers who raise their kids by themselves. My respect to them
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2011-03-08 09:37:58 UTC
My Mum.



She did a BA, a MA and a PhD while raising and supporting our whole family. If that isn't something to admire, then I don't know what is!
VE EM.
2011-03-08 00:42:11 UTC
I admire most Princess Diana of Wales, because of her greatness, of her humanitarian activities, of her great soul!... She was a great person who wanted to help everyone, the entire humanity, everyone who needed help!... She was excellent person and an Angel of Humanity and will be remembered eternally!

That's the woman I admire most!
Midnight
2011-03-07 10:20:44 UTC
Helen keller because she never gave up and acomplished what other people would have gave up on or didnt believe could happen
2011-03-05 10:35:33 UTC
Nina Simone. She stood up for what she believed in at a time should could have been killed for her opinions. She was also incredibly talented and strong and she grew old gracefully.
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2011-03-05 10:30:10 UTC
Ada Lovelace, world's first programmer.
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2011-03-04 19:33:29 UTC
Madonna all the way i could write pages explaining why...but i wont. She changed the way we view women..she made history...pushed limits and didnt care what people thought. She inspires millions of owme..she stands for equality and female empoweremt. Madonna fans know what i mean!
Lindsy E.
2011-03-04 17:20:54 UTC
Joyce Meyer, she is a leader, a good rolemodel and she is so strong and stays strong against all odds!!
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2011-03-04 15:47:42 UTC
Rosa Parks.
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2011-03-13 23:28:32 UTC
My mom :)



and my amazing girlfriend <3
2011-03-10 14:20:40 UTC
my mother!! but as in a famous person i admire sandra bullock and because she is an amazing movie actress and funny and you can never get tired of her
Blackbird
2011-03-09 12:23:48 UTC
Mary Wollstonecraft - 'owns' Rousseau!
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2011-03-09 09:41:49 UTC
Hillary Clinton.



Expecting many thumbs down.



So what.
J-Rad
2011-03-09 08:24:35 UTC
Poor Cinderella. She took care of all the cooking and cleaning and looked great while doing it. Plus she kept her modesty and never b!tched about it.
Lacieles
2011-03-09 05:58:54 UTC
My mother, my grandmother and all the other women who cared of me since birth...
northpolesnow
2011-03-08 17:56:07 UTC
My Mom

~there is no one else that works as hard as her and she has been thru so much struggle
2011-03-08 07:15:10 UTC
My Nan; she was an amazing, honest woman. She was beautiful, funny (but she never knew that), caring, and I miss her every day.
2011-03-07 15:06:39 UTC
Nicki Minaj

She encourages girls to do what they dream and believe they are strong and beautiful. Family First and bought her mother and little brother a house out of the projects.Fly rapper!
2011-03-07 12:19:10 UTC
Hi!

My choice is----Sandra Bullock.

Why? Hummm! I loved her films in TV. I admire you single life and lack of sensuality .

I like woman who can be able to climb on a tree with me, a woman who I can carry on the bike...

I think that she is as I imagine her. Her nose is nice too.

Well, the films I watched years ago, she may be changed a lot. But I wouldn't desire this.
2011-03-06 19:39:21 UTC
a woman is a woman ether Way you say it is the sane. a woman is the strongest spicy in our Society with no Dow's in our Min's. a woman is the steering Power of a man, and the person that can easily poul a ship with one string of her hear. a woman have the power to create life and destroyed life,and the same time is the weakest spice in our two legend Society, she can make kins to neal in front of her and wars to be star it, she can make kins cry or laugh ,she controls you destiny and controls you family. also she is the back foot of a devil and we all love her and do everything for her.
Kush
2011-03-06 11:15:49 UTC
Melanie Iglesias, for never giving up and going for what she desired. She is always herself and that's what got her on Maxim magazine.
Mario B
2011-03-06 00:28:47 UTC
Global. Saint Monica. She kept he believe in her son Augustus, while he was doing very bad things during all the years. And then she became saint, and her son too.



Personal. My mom, my girlfriend, because they have so much patience with me:)
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2011-03-05 19:07:19 UTC
Helen Keller, she made a HUGE impact on the lives of blind and deaf people!
Leo
2011-03-05 13:46:54 UTC
Mary the mother of Jesus,true God and true man. She is the mother of truth and queen of the angels, she is perfect woman without stain,without sin,mother of the free, wife of the Father and lover of all that is good!
2011-03-05 08:40:42 UTC
Schtuff celebrating International women--or any other women, since there is no "International Men's Day.



There, I said it. I did my part to kill "political correctness." You should too to promote equality.



Now, on to your lopsided, sexist question:



Every single Mother on the planet that has--or is raising--well-behaved children!!!!
Leanne
2011-03-05 05:11:44 UTC
My mother

Because no matter what hardships life throws at her she keeps on going making mine and my siblings lives easier.



Love you MAM xx
BuddySmilez
2011-03-04 22:52:00 UTC
It's Mi ma , she held me in her belly for 9 months and i've put her through hell growing up and she's the strongest woman i know , physically and mentally. She has showed me unconditional love that i will never forget and i know i can never repay her for all she has done for me through the good and the bad ,but that doesn't mean i won't try.



Lova you mom
jagnojriffraff
2011-03-04 16:59:23 UTC
The most amazing woman i know is my girlfriend, she honest, caring, thoughtful, loving...and to me very hot....but life threw her some things i would have never made it through...and i really want her to know shes very important to me and my family....Shes so important to me, and am learning so much from her look towards life.
2011-03-04 15:03:16 UTC
My mother, who brought me up. Wouldn't be the person I am today without her :)

Or my best friend, who's put up with so much and is the strongest person I know :)
2011-03-16 08:17:39 UTC
I am partial to Hillary Clinton because she stood up the her husband.
Grant
2011-03-10 18:44:55 UTC
I admire woman who stand up for themselves and think about others.
2011-03-08 08:45:57 UTC
I admire myself.



Why?



Because you can't love others without first loving yourself. I am a woman, and I am strong. I try to do things right as much as possible, and I don't settle for disgustingly low standards. I try my best as much as I can.

I admire myself most of all because I am alive today. I haven't succumbed to drugs or alcohol or mindless sex. I have a goal for my future and the desire to do good in the world.



A also admire all other women who don't settle for disgusting standards, who turn away from drugs, alcoholism, and prostitution; all young women who have a goal or plan for a good future, and all older women who have achieved goals, or who have lived lives that they can look back on with satisfaction.



I admire all women who accept and love who they are, because women are a beautiful gender.
2011-03-07 19:35:39 UTC
A woman better often and intensively amaze, and not turn out to be immoderately stupefied about the entire deal by you
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2011-03-03 23:41:56 UTC
Fiona Apple, because she's an amazingly brave woman to not only have survived sexual abuse and come out fighting but to also be brave enough to write about it frankly and honestly in her music, which helps all survivors to realise we're not alone <3



Mariska Hargitay, for setting up the Joyful Heart Foundation to help survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence and child abuse, and for using her celebrity status to bring attention and resources to the nationwide rape kit backlog in the USA!
Kevin Ngo
2011-03-10 03:19:28 UTC
My Mum
Mr Burns
2011-03-09 02:07:24 UTC
I admire women of dignity, courage and determination
2011-03-07 15:24:55 UTC
Hai! is there like an age that is required to be a women? like is it 13+ or like 18+ cuz i have a long list for the 13+. Oh hay just realized i dont have any 18+ so i hope you mean 13+.
2011-03-07 10:42:30 UTC
any women that isn't afraid to speak their mind and stand up to any man or indeed woman that decides to put them down in any way. a woman who tells it as it is and doesnt stress out over 'not looking good'
2011-03-06 17:49:15 UTC
Jeanne Kirkpatrick. Brilliant and hard working, a rare combination for anyone.
tropnhof.
2011-03-05 13:59:45 UTC
Lots of them. Joan of Arc. Margaret Thatcher. Indira Gandhi. Golda Meir. Queen Elizabeth I. The Dixie Chicks. My ex-gf, until we broke up...
2011-03-05 10:52:13 UTC
Heidi Klum:

Because she's an amazing mother, model and mogul. She brings a smile to my face when I see her, she's always so happy she's who I want to be when I'm her age.
thedavecorp
2011-03-03 21:13:18 UTC
I know a paradmedic that, during 9/11, finished a double shift and was relieved just a few minutes before the first plane hit. She waited for her turn to cross the bridge back into Manhattan, going in pairs while the police determined if the bridge had bombs on it, and into a warzone with God knew what falling from the sky, and God knows what in the air, and did another double shift.



Then when an engine fell off a plane, she ran into work again, just in case.



She's my ex-almost-fiancee', whose name I won't say - she'll just assume I'm obsessed with her.



She works 16 hours a day and is so focused and down to Earth that I'm simply amazed at how advanced a human being she is. She not only knows her goals, but she understands the mindset, how to get it, has gotten it, and is succeeding. I've never known another human being like her.
2011-03-05 11:11:35 UTC
My wife Shirley. She has put up with me for the past 39 years and that is no small feat.
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2011-03-09 08:49:30 UTC
Victoria justice because she is sweet and caring and always loves and respects her fans



she is a wonderful role model
sadya77
2011-03-07 07:08:34 UTC
Difficult to answer. From the females of our own time, probably Asma Barlas.
Marcus Yates
2011-03-07 03:25:26 UTC
Megan Fox
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2011-03-05 20:49:03 UTC
Stana Katic, all the way! (For those of you who are like "Who?", she's the star of CASTLE, best show in the world) She is my idol and I admire her so much! I'll always love her! Love ya, Stana! <3 <3 <3
Hello.
2011-03-05 14:55:05 UTC
LOOK! Justin Bieber's number!

903-240-7701
recorddeal
2011-03-04 10:36:22 UTC
My Mother is whom I admire THE MOST

To raise 2 sons along with our Father and not that He is Gone ?

She still maintains THE FAMILY TRADITION of BEING A FAMILY.



Raising 2 sons to be GREAT in ALL THEY DO.

Both MINISTERING to THE PEOPLE with TRUTH.

Yet .... The Mother nor The Father MINISTERS to man.



BUT ? They were MINISTERS AMONG GOD.
2011-03-16 07:07:24 UTC
https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20110316064414AAirDOR



RUN OH AND I ADMIRE YO MAMA
Jamaica
2011-03-09 16:01:19 UTC
Marilyn Monroe. She's beautiful and intelligent and very talented.
MF (¤_¤)
2011-03-07 12:16:55 UTC
Myself



I went thru 2 pregnancies and labor & delivery
2011-03-07 05:30:52 UTC
Lily Labeau.



She never ceases to amaze with a certain je ne sais quoi.
Emmanuelo X
2011-03-06 20:21:33 UTC
Amelia Earhart because she definitely followed her dreams flying wherever she wanted all around the world.
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2011-03-06 11:21:06 UTC
Justin Bieber
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2011-03-05 19:04:22 UTC
of course all the amazing women in my family...but then probably jane addams, eleanor roosevelt,clara barton,lucretia coffin mott, susan b anthony, rosa parks,...anyone who stood up for their beliefs
Tpnoid
2011-03-04 19:09:53 UTC
first off let me say this a sexist you never have international mens day or even give a crap about fathers day but i bet we spend a month celebrating moms in may. but other then that imma go with my great grandma for holding down fort and teaching me what a woman really is supposed to be. she said dont worry tommy life will get better your parents meddle too much run your race and leave the world in the dust. never worry about what others say or do they will not be in your rear view but for a second.love your wife and hold on to your family all bad things shall pass have faith in god and know you cant fail.
2011-03-09 18:41:14 UTC
Well.... if I can say my mom than.

MOM

because she gave birth to me and she is so nice and..... its gonna take alot of time to write the reasons so..... ya
2011-03-09 06:49:36 UTC
Aurora Snow. The best porn star of all time
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2011-03-08 14:44:51 UTC
Bessie Coleman, the first African American female pilot.
kagi
2011-03-08 12:14:58 UTC
My grandmother. She was 100% lady,yet unafraid of dirtying her hands.
Cookie Monster
2011-03-06 19:22:06 UTC
Lhasa de Sela (RIP - breast cancer)



She has an amazing voice, her music is stunnig. Her beauty is stunning as she seems to be lovely and unique inside.
JouJou73
2011-03-06 06:45:13 UTC
My mother is the most incredible woman I know. She grew up in Great Depression, the youngest of a big family. She cared for her mother until she passed away. She was married at 19 to a man who turned out to be drunk, a wifebasher and a no-hoper. There was no law to protect a woman from being bashed by her husband back then - she was left with back injuries as a result of the beatings and eventually and thankfully he left her to raise her 3 little girls alone. She was a seamstress by profession and made samples that she carried by hand in a suitcase from Ramsgate to Surry Hills by public transport after carrying the heavy material home to make the samples. With this money she cared for her family and made all their own clothes from remnants on the job. When my sisters were almost grown she met my father and I came in to the mix. He urged her to give up her benefits for the girls and promised to care for her and her daughters and did so until he left home when I was 3. There she was raising another daughter alone without financial assistance from the father and this time, cleaned to keep me. She paid off her own home bought from her brother (the home which their own father built with his two hands and had left to their eldest sister who in turn gave it to him after he lost his wife to leukemia. He in turn remarried and sold it to my mum. She got a bank loan and paid it off completely on her own with no help from anyone. My own experience with marriage was similar to her first one and I was a young girl who raised a son on her own but with the help of my very strong wonderful mother. I went to work full time and she took my son to school, picked him up and fed him and then I would pick him up on the way home. When I got into financial trouble I had to go away 3 days a week for a year and work off my debt. She cared for my son like a mother. She drove a manuel car without power steering until 85 and now at 87 she still cares for herself in her own home and walks to the shops to pay her bills and goes shopping with me or my eldest sister. She is the most incredible woman I have ever known and I wish I could afford to buy my own home instead of renting that I could bring her to live with us and let her take it easy in her aging years. She remains ever loving, concerned and there for me regardless of age or whatever the issues are.
tunaears
2011-03-06 00:04:20 UTC
several:



my mom, for being amazing and there for me when i need her.

eleanor roosevelt: inspirational and shwoing the worth of individuals

alix of hesse: shows inner strength and faith beyond explanation, later becoming a martyr and saint.
2011-03-05 17:26:37 UTC
Too many wonderful women out there to pick a favorite.
MissxDannii
2011-03-05 13:30:23 UTC
I admire my best friend, because she's been through so much recently. Her grandmother died, her sister has cancer, her ex is making her life hell, and yet she still remains strong and is the main reason I still have hope. I love her like a sister and she is just awesome.
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2011-03-05 07:36:08 UTC
My Mom because she is amazing, always helps me out and is there for me whenever I need her. She is underappreciated, but I'm so glad she is my mom.
riversconfluence
2011-03-05 02:23:55 UTC
HRH Queen Elizabeth. for her charity. For representing her people on the world stage, and in every day life. Every time she visits a hospital and shakes hands with a vet, or an aids sufferer, the whole country shakes that hand.

For giving up any semblance of a "normal" life, to serve England, and her people.

She dresses superbly, always appropriate. Love her hats. We see her in pics dressed to the nines in a big hat, then in sensible shoes at Balmoral.

She loves animals, especially dogs.

She walks a fine line, keeping the traditions, yet dealing with a modern world.

Her family is always causing problems. she deals with it.

The horrible year, her house burned, with treasures in it. Her family fell apart.

She has the patience of Job.

She is always a pro, rarely lets her feelings show.

The British do love their ceremonies and honors, and she goes and presents and shakes hands. got to be boring at times.

She manages her fortune well, she is one of the richest women in the world.

She has been married a long time, obviously successfully.

For living her life on a stage for all to see, for putting up with intense scrutiny, for dealing with it all. When the royal family was criticized for living a lavish live style, she sold the yatch, and tightened her money belt.

For participating in the war effort in WWII.

With monarchies falling all over the world right now, hers is sound.

she is a good public speaker, don't know who writes her speeches, but they are good. I suspect she has a lot of input into them.
2011-03-04 09:35:08 UTC
being an INDIAN i admire NIRUPAMA RAO

i really like her as a woman and dream to grow up and be in a prestigious position like her

she has got an amazing personality nd attitude

not only does she look smart wid her cropped hair cut but also is very positive and really good in her colloquial English !



:D

she is my inspiration
?
2011-03-06 05:06:24 UTC
Krysta Cameron

Awesome singer, awesome personality
Omar Cayenne
2011-03-05 02:58:21 UTC
Cher. Because she manages to be completely glamorous AND completely low-key and real at the same time. And has been doing so for her whole career. Hey, how many model types would you want to hang around with for an afternoon?



Besides, she is still the oldest woman to ever have a #1 hit...plus she actually had a Beatlemania record! (as Bonnie Jo Mason). Try topping that, all you PopCult icon wanna-be's.



And btw, "International Women's Day"? Who was the freakin' wienie who came up with this idea? Like who gets the other 364 days? Sheesh.
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2011-03-04 17:04:36 UTC
My mom.

I admire her because although she's strict and nosy and she get's mad over the littlest and stupidest things but when it's all said and done, she would give the shirt of her back for me. She would sacrifice anything for me.
?
2011-03-13 19:40:53 UTC
Anne Frank.

Because through all that she went through she still had faith in humanity.
Meta
2011-03-14 00:48:21 UTC
Women who volunteer to help other women. Specifically, women who help other women overcome domestic violence issues.
2011-03-11 19:16:23 UTC
The one that is in the kitchen making me a sandwich like all women should do
Tristen Earley
2011-03-11 19:01:30 UTC
Katelyn oldsack she mightvnot like me but she asked me if i have a girlfrend
2011-03-11 11:43:45 UTC
My mother because she cared for me since I was born, I dont know what I would do without her.
?
2011-03-10 10:50:57 UTC
My Mom .. she's everything to me and w/o her i wouldn't be here i love her alot and nothing can change that
Jibster K
2011-03-09 13:49:52 UTC
I admire the woman who believes in them self and doesn't let anyone stop them from pursuing their dreams, and doesn't care what others think of them self. That's the kind of woman I want to marry.
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2011-03-09 11:34:17 UTC
J.K. Rowlling of course, for writting Harry Potter and changing my life. Thanks, Mrs. Rowlling, for creating a new world everyone can live in!
2011-03-08 15:27:03 UTC
Brie Daniels she is the most beautiful girl in the world. I would kill for her I would die for her. She is beautiful, funny, and just all together amazing.
2011-03-08 01:44:05 UTC
Will Y!A be celebrating IMD? Oh that's right - only women deserve recognition...



To answer though, my daughters - all of them.
?
2011-03-07 10:14:09 UTC
It has to be my mother, she does so much for me, and for all of us in my house and she's going to hospital next month to get a new knee! She has raised me and my brothers well. And to be honest, she doesn't get the thank you she deserves.



I love you mum.
amber
2011-03-07 08:24:04 UTC
Ellen DeGeneres. I choose her because she has helped hundreds and hundreds of people all around the world. I love who she is as a person and i love that she has high self esteem. She feels accepted in her own body and she just a wonderful person for the gay community. She is my inspirtation in life.
Jenna
2011-03-07 08:13:43 UTC
My mom ! ! ! She is the most selfless person I have ever met and has always been behind me 100%.



<3<3<3 She is the kind of person I want to be <3<3<3
?
2011-03-05 19:52:41 UTC
Only my mother! She is definitely a really awesome lady. Also I admire my sister. She's a really strong lady ♥ :)
2011-03-05 15:14:14 UTC
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovMN-eGUn_A

I expressed my answer in a form of a video describing the type of women i admire the most.

My explanation will be quiet clear in this video.
Kyubey
2011-03-05 11:30:58 UTC
Lisbee Stainton, she's a simply amazing singer/songwriter and she was only 17 when she recorder her first album. She needs more recognition.
hello
2011-03-05 13:44:13 UTC
My Mum =D and my gran... woah did she put up a lot with 12 children and being very poor
?
2011-03-13 00:00:55 UTC
my mom because she still has not stopped inspiring me everyday to be the best person I can be
2011-03-11 01:20:51 UTC
My boyfriend's mother. She has been more of a mother to me than my own. I love her.
s1edward
2011-03-10 10:32:39 UTC
smart and dependent one,because daughter like a mother an i want my children to be like that
2011-03-09 10:03:39 UTC
Hillary Clinton, have you seen those eyes?
2011-03-08 16:42:00 UTC
Lolo Ferrari. She was a remarkable creature.
2011-03-08 14:32:06 UTC
Mulan. she's my favorite disney princess because she is beautiful, strong, and kickass. She stood up for what she believed in and proved that she could do anything a man could do.
Sumon Reza
2011-03-08 08:51:55 UTC
i am reading a biography of edna st. vincent millay. she was an amazing, strong, gifted poet. her life story is fascinating. her poems are wonderful.
Mariela
2011-03-08 02:50:06 UTC
hillary Clinton
2011-03-07 16:27:09 UTC
My mom because she did sooooooo much for me. I think EVERYONE should admire their mother because that is someone who gives birth to you.

Since when you are a kid, your mother feeds you, takes care of you, reads you books and be always there for you when you are scared, they protect you
?
2011-03-07 14:45:46 UTC
Ziyi Zhang because of her martial arts and the fact she portray a Geisha and also I respect her for being her true Chinese self.
angelique48033
2011-03-07 13:27:52 UTC
MICHELE MALKIN - Conservative columnist - stands up to all the p.c. garbage going on.

SARAH PALIN - Maybe the next President of the United States :-) Supports TEA PARTY and ALL AMERICANS and also a STRONG NATIONAL DEFENSE....which the left HATES!!! She is the worst nightmare of the Kool-Aid left.

MEGYN KELLY - my fave anchor on FOX NEWS

MICHELE BACHMAN. U.S. Congress woman from Minnesota....Republican and conservative....



My sisters in Christ and friends on FACEBOOK, conservative PATRIOTIC AMERICANS.....Love them all really... :-)





MARGARET THATCHER.....She and President Reagan stood strong against the Soviet Union back in the 80's and helped to bring an end to it.....



PRINCESS DIANA,,,



ANNE FRANK
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2011-03-07 03:37:50 UTC
My mother.



I'm so proud of who she has made me become. I am so proud of the person God has turned her to be over the years. I don't really care about women who have made their mark in this world. Have they made theirs around mine? She has, and believe me, that's enough for the world itself...
2011-03-06 15:48:30 UTC
I really admire my grandmother and sister as well as the heroic Joan of Arc.
alanbrenthunter
2011-03-05 15:12:48 UTC
My Mom. She died April 16th, 2005.
2011-03-05 08:40:47 UTC
Madonna. A strong role model, not perfect in every way by any means, but someone who knew what she wanted, and moved towards it with great determination and passion.



An inspiration to many more people than the snobs would care to admit.
Abigail M
2011-03-04 22:45:10 UTC
My mom. She is a strong determined individual who will face any challenge with a smile. She is truly my best friend.
DM
2011-03-04 11:11:07 UTC
My wife. She is on top of everything and everyone, including our 2 kids, and me. She finds time and energy to get stuff around the house done, as well as volunteer for school. She is also a director of a preschool
joe_on_drums
2011-03-04 09:06:24 UTC
I cannot think of a braver woman, or one with more perseverance than Helen Keller. She was able to overcome the adversities of "life in the dark", primitive therapy, and limited education, yet she became self sufficient and a teacher/author/performer with Anne Sullivan.
:D
2011-03-09 11:02:01 UTC
My mom of course! She raised me and taught me right from wrong. She feeds me, helps me, teaches me, and most of all loves me! :D
2011-03-04 04:31:37 UTC
why only famous people? there are many far more deserving people in this world that give so much for no recognition or reward. Chris Lockyer is one, a mother and grandmother who has given so much time to looking after her daughter and grandchildren. Nothing is to much to ask for her family and she never complains.
2011-03-12 20:17:36 UTC
My Mother. But not Michael Jackson. (R.I.P.)
?
2011-03-10 09:13:47 UTC
my mother because she showed me how black women survive in this crazy world
2011-03-09 12:18:41 UTC
Uh me, I can become the woman I always wanted to be.



I have no special woman like a mother or Grandma worth giving this title to.
Ruth Anne
2011-03-09 00:48:59 UTC
If you're reading this, and happened to be a female,



look in front of the mirror.



^__^
2011-03-08 22:45:29 UTC
I like chicks with take it in the butt. Go ahead, give me a thumbs down, but deep down all girls like it, and all guys love to do it.
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2011-03-08 16:47:23 UTC
My lifelong partner. She makes my life complete. She is real and true. Ethereal and mine.
Emma
2011-03-08 16:27:04 UTC
My mother because she gave me life; the greatest gift anyone can ever give you (:
Steffen E
2011-03-08 13:40:10 UTC
Yes, so across the room simply amaze do yourself.
patsrulebigtime
2011-03-08 10:08:02 UTC
None of us who are answering this question (and not answering it either) will be here without our Mothers.... so, yes - the answer should be "mom" for all of us!
?
2011-03-08 09:54:14 UTC
My mother. Everyone's answer should be this since mothers are the ones who birthed you!
2011-03-08 01:59:40 UTC
My mother
2011-03-07 22:23:12 UTC
Lady Gaga because she taught me that it's okay to be yourself and you should love who you are no matter what you look like where you from no matter what.... Her music is amazing She taught me to love myself Not only me but others around the world Nobody is perfect so they should stop trying to be Other people always judge each other Why can't you be a little more prettier? You should lose some weight It's a never ending cycle The truth is Nobody likes to be judge because it's hurtful People need to stop being so harsh And to also stop being racist and sexist God make all people ALL PEOPLE
wildkey
2011-03-07 21:46:50 UTC
my mother. she he has taught me every important lesson in life, mostly to be patient, kind, giving and modest. I would be lost without her. I love her more than anyone in the world.
2011-03-07 12:26:43 UTC
My wife.



She's changed my life and made me a better person. We've been together 8 years & I'm still in awe.
Unknown User
2011-03-07 05:34:06 UTC
My Girlfriend is the woman i admire the most because she was always there for me, and loved me when no one else had.
?
2011-03-06 16:12:26 UTC
MY mother. She withstand all the trials while raising 6 kids all alone when my father died.
?
2011-03-06 13:13:49 UTC
My grandmother because she has a big heart and no matter how many mistakes you make she will help you. She knows how to mentally make you feel better.
x3_wonderstruck*
2011-03-06 09:33:18 UTC
My mom because she raised me and still does. She's the only one there when I need someone to talk to and I know she's someone I can trust, sometimes more than myself
kalusz
2011-03-05 11:24:19 UTC
Living:Sarah Palin

Decease:Mother Theresa
starflower
2011-03-04 16:58:13 UTC
Mother Teresa. She really served the Lord and the people of Calcutta, India.
?
2011-03-06 15:55:35 UTC
My mother. She works so hard to make the family happy. I respect and love her more than I can express.
Elizabeth Fadaka
2011-03-09 13:31:31 UTC
Nicki minaj first GOOD female rapper who is even better then some guys who rap:-)
isip5tequila
2011-03-09 11:01:15 UTC
Mother Teresa and my mother.
?
2011-03-09 07:15:07 UTC
my mother.

no matter what, she's always there for me.

she raised me to be a great person.

i love her more than anything.

<3
Arnav Sain
2011-03-09 01:51:27 UTC
My mother, she is the actual woman for me.
The ORIGINAL Mizfit (Returned)
2011-03-08 05:39:58 UTC
That is a tough one. I have to say Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston. They opened the doors for Women in the pop industry
2011-03-07 18:14:12 UTC
Marylin Monroe. Classy, Sexy, Amazing. <3
2011-03-07 15:52:08 UTC
Audrey Hepburn

She is gorgeous and a role model for how she lived her life.
Lauren
2011-03-07 15:08:39 UTC
My grandmother. She taught me a lot growing up like how to cook and sew, and she always was so kind to others. I hope to be an awesome grandmother like her one day!
?
2011-03-07 09:51:21 UTC
My mother , for being the Greatest person in the WORLD ..!!

and going through all of our problems :)

♥Mom♥
jayanth dev
2011-03-06 20:44:10 UTC
My mother

the reason is because she is the one who as lifted me to the position where I'm today. from the milk of her breast to rice she made, everything made my hunger run away. she gave me shelter and she made me smile. therefore i admire my mother the most.
?
2011-03-06 13:16:34 UTC
If I'm being honest. Anita Roddick, the one that created the body shop. She has proven that women can get on in the boardroom.
?
2011-03-06 13:06:13 UTC
my mother....even though there are bunch of haters cause we are poor and they always think they are better...i dont care bout others think....my mother is a great mom...she did a great job on raising us...im so thankful for having her as my mom...i will do my best to make my mother happy....i love her so much
YEEEE
2011-03-06 10:25:51 UTC
Lea Michele because of her theatre roots. She has inspired me too be in theatre. Also she doesn't listen when people tell her about her imperfections, she believes in herself.
2011-03-06 02:03:05 UTC
Who is still alive: Hillary Clinton



Of all time: Eleanor Roosevelt.
2011-03-05 18:08:20 UTC
Micheal Jackson
2011-03-05 16:52:24 UTC
jordan

she's funny i read her stuff in the press and laugh at that idiot

she points out to me everything wrong with chicks

and i thank god she does so

i'm safe sane and single and that's how its gonna be
bananafish
2011-03-05 08:04:59 UTC
Edith Bunker from "All in the Family." She knew how to cook, and kept her mouth shut.
2011-03-04 19:01:07 UTC
I admire all jewish moms. I was adopted by a jewish family and i think im so lucky to have a jewish mom. i really could not ask for a better mom. i admire all jewish moms, but obviously i admire my jewish mom the most
?
2011-03-04 03:00:05 UTC
I won't give any names because I know them personally...

However, I am amazed by a MOM, who has a daughter with brain cancer, and a child with LD, an another child with autism. I wronged her, and her entire family three years ago. I am so sorry to them, but she amazed me, because I don't know a lot of great moms out there who are as forgiving as she was to me....

I hope that was personal enough but not too personal...
2011-03-15 22:35:37 UTC
Selena Gomez because she is dating justin bieber and i love him!!





Also she is Christian and she is an amazing role model to girls my age!
?
2011-03-15 07:31:37 UTC
My mother and my two sisters. They have helped me countless times, and are always there for me.
Neko
2011-03-13 07:48:34 UTC
My mother for her passion in doing what she love most.
Alice
2011-03-11 01:23:35 UTC
My foster mother,
2011-03-09 02:44:04 UTC
MY MOM , AND ALL MOTHERS IN THE WORLD !....BECAUSE SHE ATTEND FOR THE NEEDS OF HER FAMILY 24HRS A DAY, NON-STOP, SHE'S GREAT, LOVING , AMAZING.ETC.
2011-03-08 17:46:27 UTC
Megan Fox and My mother.



There both hot ;D
Amonavis!
2011-03-07 18:48:26 UTC
Lady Gaga



Lady Gaga is more then just an entertainer to me, she wants equality, and she is working hard for it!



I wonder how many people now love themselves because of her, how many people show their true self because of her, but most importantly how many peoples life's she has saved.
Rainbows and Lollipops
2011-03-07 09:05:11 UTC
I admire Sarah Palin because she is a great politician, mom, Christian and role model for all women and even men and children. Her values are great and her personality is very positive and gracious. Not to mention she keeps a great figure and is pretty to boot.
2011-03-07 08:34:31 UTC
My mum because she is sweet lovely and pretty <3

Beyonce because she just has a stunning personality and is a genuinly nice person xxx
brighton_stephen
2011-03-07 06:47:57 UTC
Temple Grandin.

Because I'm mentally ill.
Othniel
2011-03-07 04:52:58 UTC
women across the globe
2011-03-06 18:44:21 UTC
Goldie Hawn.



She is all around amazing. She is very interested in children and believes they are just awesome and very important in society [as do I].
2011-03-06 18:27:26 UTC
Sister anne maria

a nun who devotes her life to soldiers, the poor, and her flock.
sbss
2011-03-06 10:54:42 UTC
Wife of Pharoah- Asiya Blessings of Allah be on her
bunny adderstein
2011-03-05 15:15:50 UTC
For me it has always been Diane Fossey, who fought for gorillas and made a real stand for animal welfare.
Colin A
2011-03-05 10:06:33 UTC
Maggie Thatcher, former Prime minister of the UK She was the only politician to sort out the UK and get the bone idle to work,
arif Hussain
2011-03-05 09:20:36 UTC
My mother

and



my woman, my wife, girl friend Nazreena
2011-03-15 17:41:28 UTC
my mom because shes the best
Spin
2011-03-07 07:32:50 UTC
my mother and single mothers that don't use the "poor little me i'm a single mother" but instead continue to progress in life even with being a single mother.
2011-03-06 17:15:03 UTC
Mary magdelene
2011-03-15 01:47:30 UTC
My mum. (:

She's always be there for me whenever I in need for help and she will be supporting me and giving me courage to face the difficulties.
?
2011-03-13 18:00:36 UTC
ellen degeneres

<3
2011-03-13 16:46:04 UTC
Helen Keller... i think she is awesome, she achieved great things even though she was blind and deaf
Leila
2011-03-11 22:51:41 UTC
I admire all women who ...



put up with men who ...



are not living up to ...



putting up with women.
2011-03-08 14:02:58 UTC
Jewel Kilcher. She is so inspirational, and she has a song for every mood I am in.
2011-03-08 10:44:09 UTC
Helen Skelton

Because she is so amazing, doing those canoeing and tightwire things. She just does so much to help!
?
2011-03-07 22:11:53 UTC
Lights Poxleitner, the Canadian singer. I admire her so much because her music changed my life. :) She constantly inspires me and she is just overall an amazing person. She is awesome !! :)
sheeKgeeK
2011-03-07 13:09:39 UTC
My mum,

She is tough and can get through anything.

She has practically raised me by herself and has always

supported me, protected me and loved me.



Thankyou mum <3
LARA, age 82
2011-03-07 09:07:28 UTC
Me,because I keep living a useful productive life despite all that life has thrown at me even at my age,
2011-03-07 04:30:39 UTC
Mother who gave birth to me and brought me up!
2011-03-07 03:53:38 UTC
mother theresa........she dint differentiate between poor nd rich or healthy or unhealthy persons she treated everyone equally without havin any intention
?
2011-03-06 19:27:57 UTC
Linda Lovelace, for obvious reasons!
Hbsplit
2011-03-05 20:30:51 UTC
My mom or my sister because they do so much for me and I have no idea what I would do without them.
♫ life is so good :)
2011-03-05 05:05:27 UTC
My mom and My best friend La Lusi ~



Really I'm jealous of you Lusi, coz you have good friends lyk me.. :p
yuhan
2011-03-05 04:04:10 UTC
Just my mather. She is a really common woman for the world . but the most admirable for me
dorkshavallthfun
2011-03-04 17:27:09 UTC
Lady Gaga



She does SO much for your fans and is SUCH an AMAZING person. People just assume; they need to take the time to know the real Lady Gaga



And YES she is a WOMAN!
CHEF,RNO,NV,RETIRED
2011-03-04 10:34:53 UTC
Eleanor Roosevelt ,

she championed many causes of human rights in America!
2011-03-07 18:14:25 UTC
my mother. i love you so much ma, youre an amazing person i ever know. youre the best mother in the world.
?
2011-03-07 09:03:30 UTC
The women that actually matter in OUR lives. The women who were their for us, not celebrities...c'mon people...kim kardashian? Hilary Clinton? What have we become....
Mahe Mahmood
2011-03-05 03:02:04 UTC
when I got a appreciation telephone call from Mrs Indira Gandhi
2011-03-15 16:08:54 UTC
every women is unique and different in many ways they are all beautiful
Alex Christian
2011-03-09 04:49:07 UTC
MY ANSWER WOULD BE DEFINITELY MY MOM. THERE ARE NUMEROUS REASONS WHICH CANNOT BE COUNTED, NO. OF SACRIFICES, CARE, LOVE, HELP, GUIDE, TEACHING, ETC.

I MEAN WHATEVER I SAID.
?
2011-03-09 01:09:54 UTC
My dear mother.
2011-03-08 10:59:11 UTC
Dude, my momma always comes first. Then that one chick down the street.......
Sunshine
2011-03-08 06:10:52 UTC
Mother Teresa. She lived what love is.
2011-03-07 21:25:17 UTC
My Grandma because shes had cancer twice and both times she beat the f*ck out of it.
2011-03-07 08:20:13 UTC
The woman I admire the most:

My mother



The woman I despised the most:

Celine Dion (My Heart Will Stop...)
jupiter_11505
2011-03-07 08:18:49 UTC
My Mother because she went through some extreme adversity in her life and came through smiling and she has always been there for me and always loved me no mater what.
?
2011-03-07 05:23:29 UTC
My mother because she taught me what was wrong and what was right. Also when I was in need of help she was always there for me. Sincerely, Cole.
2011-03-05 12:21:07 UTC
I agree with the one who said their Mother, My Mother she is been there for me
Alex
2011-03-05 08:21:07 UTC
my Mum because she has helped me grow to be the person i am today and i thank her for that. By being myself and striving for greatness that is me repaying her all the hard work she has put into making me, me ! :D
2011-03-05 06:40:03 UTC
Sara Lee, bixch could cook
Ejwoods
2011-03-04 18:28:57 UTC
My sister. She is the most giving person I know; not material things but she gives of herself continually.
jeffrey f
2011-03-04 09:36:03 UTC
Margaret Thatcher
2011-03-04 08:55:13 UTC
Our olden Ruler of Jhansi,India.. The Queen of Jhansi ''Rani Lakshmi Bhaai''. She is the best forever
2011-03-03 23:59:27 UTC
The Thousand Professional Women Wrestlers outside WWE
2011-03-03 22:55:32 UTC
A woman who amazes me and who's important to me is definitely my mother. She has raised two great children (if I do say so myself ;) ) and has done it while working two jobs, getting divorced, getting remarried, buying three dogs and three cats, and taking a pay cut. She's amazing and has done wonders for me. She is my hero.



I love that woman!
hairspy55
2011-03-09 14:08:16 UTC
Princess Diana. She did not deserve dying in such an awful crime. And of course my mom.
Bill
2011-03-06 04:21:26 UTC
My wife Anita, for putting up wlth me!

Daughters Liza & Zara, for making me the proudest father ever.

And my Mom, 'cos she's my mom.
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2011-03-05 00:40:46 UTC
Amy lee because she has inspired me to write my own music and never give up in what I believe in. She has helped me become my own person because of her music.

&

Princess Diana because of her strength and influence to people
Miss Amber
2011-03-09 09:19:47 UTC
J.K. Rowling



she had nothing but a great idea and turned her dreams into what she has today.. all on her own..
2011-03-08 23:03:16 UTC
Oprah, no reason required name says it all.
2011-03-08 07:32:26 UTC
My wife. She's beautiful, loves God, and works with the church for further His kingdom.
Derek Jeter
2011-03-07 18:25:56 UTC
Gabby Giffords.

She survived something that probably should've killed her. She's a survivor.
2011-03-07 17:45:50 UTC
The person i most admire is my Mother!

She is the light in my abyss!

She is the most inspirational person i know!!
2011-03-06 02:32:28 UTC
Sasha Grey.
2011-03-05 16:13:57 UTC
Mother, for the two points.
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2011-03-05 12:27:00 UTC
My Mom, because she has and always will be there for me no matter the situation she'll always love me
2011-03-05 04:45:47 UTC
My Lucky Wife :p Cox i admire her the most :P
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2011-03-04 22:01:49 UTC
i admire Joan Jett, she is an amazing woman who started an awesome band when she was only a teenager and she still continues to rock to this day, she also started her own record company since the other companies wouldnt sign her and she went on to have a song become number 1 on the charts.
2011-03-04 08:22:37 UTC
Naomi Wolf.
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2011-03-03 21:30:26 UTC
All time woman: Fatemeh Zahra (The daughter of Prophet Mohammad, peace be upon him)

Read the story of her life to know why. Just say she donated her wedding gown to a poor lady (to sell it and make money) at the wedding day and got married in a normal dress. She was fast for 3 days and every evening when it was the time to break it, a poor come to her home door and ask for food. She gave the food to poor and just drink water. what do you think of her?





The one who is still alive: My mother who raised us with so much problems and difficulties
Michaella
2011-03-12 01:20:07 UTC
My Mom!
m m
2011-03-09 21:20:16 UTC
FEARLESS women, because they are free to be who they are, they stand up, speak up and know exactly what they want, because they are not blinded by fear
Golden wings
2011-03-08 01:08:11 UTC
Who care family more than anything
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2011-03-06 06:55:15 UTC
i admire lots of women. my mom, my grandma, my bff. here are some people i really look up to that you would know:



Eleanor Roosevelt

and

Esther{from the bible}
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2011-03-06 03:54:57 UTC
Coco Chanel



Because she was,herself,and always was,no matter what.

And the fact that she loved what she was doing,till the day she died.
2011-03-05 13:25:05 UTC
margaret mead because she stood up when most women sat back
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2011-03-05 08:36:15 UTC
Well, my mom or my grandma. They've done so much for me, and I'm very grateful for that. I never really have appreciated them very much, but now you've reminded me that I would be in a grave right now if not for them.
2011-03-03 21:07:47 UTC
My Mom. She is truly my role model. Even though she has a tough day every day, she tries not to show it so everyone else around her can be happy. She struggles daily with pain (mostly back from her accident). Then, she has a lot of diseases/conditions/disorders like Lupus, Vasculitis, Fibromyalgia, etc. And of course she takes care of our family. She cooks, cleans, works at home, everything. I LOVE YOU MOM. And you are so much more admired by so many, especially more than Amy Lee, Hayley Williams, J. Lo, etc.



Love,

SoSo
crazygurl18
2011-03-13 20:16:48 UTC
mother
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2011-03-08 21:24:37 UTC
My mother-- saying that I love her is an understatement.
melvinely2
2011-03-08 10:30:52 UTC
MOM-always!
2011-03-07 08:21:09 UTC
Women who are respectable, women who wanna be with the guys ("one of the guys" as the "Seinfeld"ian phrase goes), women who don't base their lives on drama, women who will have their best friends' backs, women who stand up for themselves, and women that are not afraid to speak their heart out.
kapri
2011-03-06 23:04:24 UTC
I admire Julia Child. She lived life to its fullest and on her own terms!
2011-03-06 17:49:08 UTC
Every woman in the world should be admired .So,I've decided to admire all the good woman and girls out there in this world :) they are all pretty,smart,and kind in there ways .I admire All the good woman in the world.
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2011-03-06 14:44:59 UTC
( eddie murphy ) professor klump grandma

Martin Lawrence, Big Momma's House

Shallow Hal

they make the last 3 years i spend it with out girl in my life worth it
sadie2melw
2011-03-04 18:57:53 UTC
Lady Gaga. I know, but she really is awesome. She reminds me of a big sister that you really want to be like. She teaches you about being nothing but yourself, unlike most singers today. She made me love myself again after years of hating myself.
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2011-03-04 16:36:01 UTC
The Bushes all of them. 1st President, 2nd President, and Jeb Bush Governor.. All of these wives were, and still are remarkable to be able to withstand next to thire husbands all the verbal abuse, threats, crisis, and still continue to be strong under the political assaults against them..
Michelle
2011-03-04 08:40:27 UTC
My mother is the person that I admire the most in the world.. She is intelligent, Beautiful and the most strong person I have ever known.
2011-03-14 14:10:06 UTC
Hope this Link answers your question

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnVISxxkovo&feature=channel_video_title
Dr(Mrs). DIVYARANI श्रीमति दिव्यारानीديفيا راني
2011-03-12 14:45:34 UTC
pratibha devi singh patil
2011-03-09 09:24:03 UTC
Being do yourself is a superb idea
lal
2011-03-09 07:44:57 UTC
my mother. because she gave me a chance to answer this question.
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2011-03-07 04:47:49 UTC
Rosa parks because she was brave
Kay
2011-03-06 16:56:24 UTC
J.K. Rowling
saman
2011-03-06 13:43:39 UTC
my mother,she did the most important part of my life and my sisters and brothers.as a working women she never neglect us and give her more.in result of all her effort we all are very successful in our life, and all goes to my mom.
2011-03-06 12:35:19 UTC
The woman who I admire most is my best friend Jordin she is the best friend anyone could ask for.
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2011-03-05 21:59:52 UTC
My mother,she was the first women i ever loved
Sweetie Pie
2011-03-05 21:01:02 UTC
I admire any woman who stick by her family no matter what.
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2011-03-09 04:23:12 UTC
Yeah, so do you just tell the world.
2011-03-07 11:01:09 UTC
Women who aren't afraid to have a bowel movement at work or other public places. I just hate those women who make such a big frickkin deal about it. Let loose ladies! Everybody poops, sooner or later, you're gonna have to do it at work. And chances are sexy Mike from accounting will be next in line when you get out. Suck it up. Mike poops too. Geez.
2011-03-06 23:25:39 UTC
My mother, of course. She birthed me and has taken great care of me all my sixteen years of life. I thank her greatly for well... everything.
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2011-03-06 20:26:57 UTC
Hey Yahoo for Good why didn't you ask a speeeeeeeeciallll question for International Men's Day on November 19th??



friggin sexist
TuX
2011-03-04 10:13:47 UTC
Celine Dion



Cause she can actually sing unlike all the other ones. Have you listened to her voice? She is able to hold notes at very high levels and the way she sing sings in general is very unique. Its really really sexy in my opinion. Id like to mary a women like that one day.
Scorpio
2011-03-04 09:07:12 UTC
My Mom.



being a single parent in the 1960's, my mother raised me and worked hard to be the best mother that anybody could wish to have had.



R.I.P. Mom.
Grimoire Weiss
2011-03-06 12:20:26 UTC
My Girlfriend Dani for always being there for me and always smiling and bringing happines to my life
?
2011-03-09 15:24:43 UTC
My mom
Highly Professional Dumb@ss
2011-03-09 12:59:12 UTC
Any women who is out ther living life :)
?
2011-03-09 09:06:08 UTC
Your mum
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2011-03-08 19:05:59 UTC
Joan Jett, she showed the world that girls can rock too. (:
meganluv1995
2011-03-08 17:52:33 UTC
My mom, without her I wouldn't be here.
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2011-03-07 12:58:43 UTC
My mom, my love to hear is so pure i cant explain in words
2011-03-07 10:57:32 UTC
why is there not a international men's day?

Oh i know....because if there was, it would be sexist and feminists will have it shut down.



the same with women's studies in college. why is there not a men's study.....Oh wait a minute...i forgot...there is, its called history.
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2011-03-06 21:39:24 UTC
my mother she is sweet and works even if she is in pain she works at night and even tho she had 3 surgery she does her best and didn't use her sick days
♥ ṡώεετ 18 ♥
2011-03-06 18:59:27 UTC
I admire my mom and grandma the

most ... Because they are always positive and support and encourage me during tough times..! :)
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2011-03-06 10:38:30 UTC
Myself.
2011-03-06 09:20:32 UTC
my mum, simply because i love her and always will. she is a very good mother for me (16), my big sis (17), my little sis (13) and my little bro (13)
Kashif
2011-03-06 06:35:52 UTC
None other than Kareena Kapoor.
Diggy
2011-03-04 13:30:39 UTC
Wait a minute! This is an intelligent question. Most of you offer rather predictable answers, personal in nature (my mother, my wife, etc) or classic (Mary, Mother Theresa, etc). Some of you even mention singers and movie stars! Marginal at best, and certainly not very original.



Wafa Sultan. There is a very intelligent and brave woman, actually risking her life in order to stand up for freedom and the rights of women (which makes her a real good candidate considering the nature of the question asked). Check her out on youtube! You'll understand why (Whether you agree with her cause or not). And those of you who disagree, we know who you are, LOL!

Know this: reason and justice will prevail.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XN2fqe4oWsI or

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=up3yuQDAWKQ
2011-03-15 14:32:37 UTC
any woman that is in the kitchen for the majority of her life
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2011-03-13 16:32:33 UTC
Who wouldn't admire their own mother?

NOT ME!!!!
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2011-03-11 05:38:29 UTC
My mother for sure.
2011-03-07 22:09:05 UTC
Any woman who knows her place in the kitchen.
2011-03-07 16:07:17 UTC
My mom and my sister. They're the only people that love me no matter what. Through the stupid mistakes, through the bad times & through EVERYTHING, they're there(:
2011-03-07 05:24:26 UTC
I think every women which are in our life and help us every time
Lozza
2011-03-04 14:08:52 UTC
I know it sounds corny, but it's gotta be my Mum.



She was the one who brought home the bacon, yet still had time to cook and clean up after my Dad!! She really is SuperWoman. :)
abbie b
2011-03-03 20:55:43 UTC
My grandmother. She is the most amazing person I know. Hilarious, sweet, kind, and never refuses to give something. She took me in when my mother was to young/foolish to take care of me. We might go through hard times but we're together and she's constantly reminding me 'you know, you're my best friend?' She'd do anything for anyone, and would never ask something in return



I remember a time my friend said he'd like to kick her butt (joking of course) and she walked over ,got in his face and said simple 'bring it on'. Haha!
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2011-03-08 11:56:03 UTC
My Mom.
2011-03-10 03:17:08 UTC
i admire queen elisaveth the most because she is equal to the god.
bomshiva
2011-03-09 02:11:29 UTC
a angel who doesn't want to have kid/child and even doesn't have desire of having even single penny from what man already have and having.....
Abigail
2011-03-08 20:10:25 UTC
Mother because she gave me life and loves me ! (:
2011-03-08 13:11:34 UTC
My mom , shes been their for more rough and tough , thin and thick .
R&S regular
2011-03-07 19:10:19 UTC
My niece, Heather. My mother, sister-in-law, grandmother, and neighbor :-)
2011-03-06 16:13:58 UTC
tyra banks



she is a strong independent woman who has made a great life for herself and is caring and considerate and even has her own show where the helps women pursue their dreams of becoming models.
2011-03-05 13:27:14 UTC
Angelina Jolie because she was able to turn her life around and become the classy, gorgeous actress she is today.
2011-03-04 22:26:58 UTC
You said any woman right?



My girlfriend! Shes always there for me and I can share every thought and feeling with her.

Thats why I admire her the most.
Lynrd
2011-03-04 16:02:38 UTC
Susan B. Anthony - without her, who else would have gotten us women the right to vote?? :D
2011-03-04 09:50:51 UTC
Margaret Thatcher has gumption; I admire her for that. Also I admired Mother Theresa, despite not being religious. I feel when she passed away she was overlooked a tad.
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2011-03-04 03:25:27 UTC
My mummy because ever since i lost my dad she's been there for me every step of the way, she taught be how to be strong and i love how i can talk to her about anything and everything.
2011-03-16 10:09:07 UTC
yes
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2011-03-12 00:50:33 UTC
My mom
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2011-03-09 13:03:08 UTC
My Mommy. She has always been there , has always supported me, she has nurtured me, and she is a good and smart woman. I love her.
2011-03-09 02:04:51 UTC
'Dolly Parton chests rule ok
2011-03-08 09:53:00 UTC
Brittiany Brees because she is a very good christian.
Annette
2011-03-08 06:11:14 UTC
Mama Mary :-) she is full of compassion, mercy, love, faith, and forgiveness. No one is as pure, chaste, and humble. :-) I love you Mama Mary
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2011-03-07 15:15:51 UTC
My mom. She's there for me when I need her and even when I don't. She gives the best advice and knows exactly what to say or when to not say anything at all. :)
2011-03-07 14:14:28 UTC
My mom,

without her support i couldn't stood up on my own business,she is god for me, i never forgot her.what am i is only due to my mom.
whats up?
2011-03-06 18:29:21 UTC
amelia earhart in history

nicki minaj in music

georgia o keefe in art
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2011-03-06 12:18:46 UTC
Kate Middleton..........pure class in world were women are depicted as objects, not as a person.
2011-03-06 10:25:18 UTC
My French teacher, she is amazing and nobody appreciates their teachers enough.
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2011-03-03 20:48:32 UTC
My grandmother. She escaped from Poland to America when she was just 4 years old. This was during the holocaust and she was a Polish Jew and what she, and all the holocaust victims/survivors went through, is an experience that can not even be accurately explained at all. I couldn't imagine being a 4 year old going through what she did. Her father and mother and brother were in concentration camps and her uncle had to take her back to America. Because of this, and what she went through, I admire her greatly.
2011-03-11 15:33:25 UTC
Amelia Earhart: didn't care what she was or wasn't allowed to do she did her dream! R.I.P
2011-03-09 09:34:56 UTC
princess diana, a lady, mother, princess and queen of hearts forever.
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2011-03-09 00:40:02 UTC
colbie caillat because i love her music (including her lyrics) and she is very pretty and seems nice!
2011-03-08 10:10:04 UTC
Kristen Stewart, I don't care what anyone says she is the realest woman in Hollywood of our generation. She doesn't try to impress the public and she isn't a fame-whore.
abba dubba
2011-03-07 09:52:48 UTC
my mother & sisters.we help & guide each other in bad times, share each others joy & happiness. they are part of my life.
ptlksh2
2011-03-06 19:04:44 UTC
The ones who play hard to get...especially Indian
Jebussss
2011-03-05 12:44:39 UTC
mum, marilyn monroe, diane keaton, rosa park and a few others which aint coming to mind atm
2011-03-05 03:14:13 UTC
Jackie Onassis
Computerfreak
2011-03-14 19:23:31 UTC
my mam is the only person that makes things happen
2011-03-10 03:26:26 UTC
Megan Fox :D
Augusto Ferrando
2011-03-08 05:50:54 UTC
la madre teresa de cancu que se fue derechito al cielo y siguio subiendo y subiendo.......
2011-03-05 05:12:12 UTC
QUEEN RANIA OF JORDAN <3
2011-03-04 14:52:22 UTC
My mother , because she gave birth to me
2011-03-04 17:08:38 UTC
I admire all the woman that keep their dignity when raising their children in complicated situations...
2011-03-09 18:54:56 UTC
my mom and sister . i love them off .

and for guys its my daddy .
...
2011-03-09 10:44:20 UTC
my mom and this girl named Nataliya, she is one amazing girl--she is beautiful and really smart
Samantha Waters
2011-03-08 16:57:05 UTC
I really admire my grandmother.
Guillardo
2011-03-08 08:20:54 UTC
My ex who is a good role model.
2011-03-07 19:13:21 UTC
MOMMY:)<3
2011-03-07 16:29:52 UTC
Shannon Christina Donnelly-Emms because she's my beautiful girlfriend and she's carrying my baby :)



I'm using her account btw :p
Irish Doll
2011-03-07 10:55:08 UTC
my mother - if it wasn't for my mum i wouldn't be here on YAHOO, i wouldn't be anywhere. she is the one person very girl need,
ahmad
2011-03-07 00:28:56 UTC
1-khadija bint khuwailed .....wife of prophet mohamad who stood firmly with him in his first very dificult early days of islam

2-asia bint omran ... wife of the pharo of egypt who saved moses from the nile and protected him from pharo as achild

3-mariam bint omran the virgin who carried jesus as aspirit of god and gave birth to him

4-my mother as she should be

5-my wife for her rentless support

6-any woman who is willing to fight for ajust cause she believes in
2011-03-06 22:28:00 UTC
women are good for only 2 things : cooking and cleaning

so i guess i like my cleaning lady coz my cook is a male
Shannon
2011-03-05 23:59:36 UTC
My best friend. She is strong, smart, and absolutely amazing!
2011-03-05 19:45:30 UTC
My Mumma... Ofcourse!!!! She's the Best!!!



Now I don't think I need to explain that!!
2011-03-05 05:10:54 UTC
Do you simply told the world - YAWN.
Dale W
2011-03-05 03:35:57 UTC
my wife because i think she is the most kind caring generous woman in my life she always put others people first before herself
Paschal Kalinga
2011-03-04 22:38:38 UTC
fist happy mammy's day to all women in the world.

my mammy should be admired and respected every day wish even yours to be respected.
muhammad i
2011-03-14 22:13:46 UTC
ARABIC

they have a elegant and shy personality
Zia
2011-03-09 10:41:55 UTC
http://mass-moneymakers-review.com/
2011-03-08 18:19:28 UTC
Myself!! im always there for me, i trust myself i never lie to myself im never mean to myself im smart im pretty im awesome!! <3
2011-03-06 02:24:32 UTC
One of the greatest quotes of all time, in my opinion.
2011-03-05 20:36:56 UTC
My mom
stephanie
2011-03-11 13:55:18 UTC
my mother.she is my hero.i know noone is perfect,but shes really close.
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2011-03-10 16:05:12 UTC
I love my mother!!! She is so amazing and cool and I love her! :D
2011-03-08 08:06:41 UTC
Amazing do yourself: now that's an awesome idea
2011-03-08 02:07:12 UTC
my mom bcoz she is the women who always behind me to guide me
GuruGirl
2011-03-07 12:52:58 UTC
Eleanor Roosevelt.



I dont know much about her but my mother (also my hero) told me 'No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
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2011-03-05 07:36:13 UTC
My wife because she puts up with me.
iFeroche
2011-03-05 06:26:41 UTC
My mother, My Sister and COCO CHANNEL
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2011-03-05 04:34:25 UTC
The gr8 muslim lady HAZRAT KHADIJA R.A....



When none believed me, Khadijah (R.A) did. She made me a partner in her wealth."



Those are the words of our Holy Prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu-Alayhi-Wasallam) about his wife the great Muslim lady, Hazrat `Khadija-tul-Kubra' (R.A).



She stood by the Prophet (Sallallahu-Alayhi-Wasallam) all the time. In moments of trial and difficulty the Prophet (Sallallahu-Alayhi-Wasallam) used to come to her and she consoled and comforted her husband and encouraged him. Khadijah's (R.A) wealth was used for the cause of Islam. The Prophet (Sallallahu-Alayhi-Wasallam) remained busy in preaching Islam and his devoted and loving wife looked after the children and family affairs.



Young Muslim Sisters should know how devoted Khadijah (R.A) was to her husband and how much she did for him for the cause of Allah. Any Muslim of today would feel proud to have such a wife. The world could be changed by great Muslim ladies like Hazrat Khadijah (R.A).



shz d woman whom i admire d most...
2011-03-04 15:11:27 UTC
My friend from Japan because in spite of being very pretty, she is also very down to earth and not pretentious at all.
eurix
2011-03-04 05:42:26 UTC
I admire EVERY woman in the world regardless of her background. I admire them just for existing and living their lives everyday. It doesn't matter what accomplishments or failures a woman has, it's about her being. This International Women's Day, I strongly believe every woman is equal and is important.
2011-03-04 04:13:26 UTC
Glenn Close
emmett
2011-03-03 22:46:37 UTC
Don't Laugh.



Lindsay Lohan.



I haven't seen all her movies - but I enjoyed Just My Luck, Mean Girls, and Parent Trap.



She's beautiful.



I enjoyed her CDs: Speak and Confessions.



But there is something about the Pop music aura - the Disney Movie stardom - the off the charts beauty - that make people feel comfortable disparaging her.



Also - because Lindsay has money - there are dozens of people suing her and accusing her of stuff - hoping that they can cash in.



And then there are her legal troubles - the prosecutors go out of their way to NEVER give her a break.



And there's all the rumors... That she's taking drugs or parties to much. I mean come on. Every attractive gal in their late teens or early twenties wants to party a little - and what's wrong with that? But when she does it news that gets plastered all over the planet about how out-of-control she is.



Then there's her financial troubles. She made the mistake of buying real estate at the top of the market - and she hasn't been able to work because of the prosecutors. She doesn't have that much money.



She faces so many obstacles and there are so many people that rag on her - I'm just totally amazed at how persistent she's been about working out out all her problems.



Every time I see her walk into the courtroom I think about how much courage she has and how I could never do what she does.



Amy Chua - the author of the Tiger Mom book would be my second choice.
2011-03-08 09:38:18 UTC
it would have to be my best mate. shes made my life meaningful and shown me what it means to love.
Mashah
2011-03-04 05:10:08 UTC
I would have to say my mom because moms are always there when ever we needed them and also someone to talk to. Mother's have this this thing to help thier kids and to show thier love... Love you mom!
K. D. M.
2011-03-03 20:54:11 UTC
Temple Grandin. She has done incredible research into animal science, and has done amazing work in the area of autism advocacy and awareness.
chinadoll.madison
2011-03-10 04:18:50 UTC
my mom because she raise me to be something!
Nick Corona
2011-03-08 20:21:43 UTC
I despise women. Sexist here..
**GUaDaLuPe**
2011-03-08 16:06:10 UTC
I admire my mother the most because she decided to have me!!!!!!!!!!
?
2011-03-08 12:12:14 UTC
your Mom
Savior Of Silence (M-WWE)
2011-03-08 03:34:30 UTC
This girl, who rides my bus, she is different than other girls.She is really sweet and beautiful, but she also doesn't like cussing and she rarely cusses herself and she doesn't like fighting/war, etc, she is just that good girl, you know.She likes peace.In my opinion, I like girls like her and there are few girls that are like her.She is just awesome.
2011-03-07 21:46:14 UTC
My friend, because she realizes that admiration is for the weak.
2011-03-07 15:35:02 UTC
Avril lavigne cuz she's a total punk and awesome, and lady gaga cuz she isnt afraid to show who she is. luv these people!!!!
2011-03-06 20:17:51 UTC
i would say your grandmother and mother because she brought your mother into the world and with her that's how you came into the world. :)
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2011-03-06 15:12:40 UTC
My mom. She works real hard to help me make something of myself one day.
2011-03-05 17:51:21 UTC
Jesicca Alba

cos she is a sex icon at least for me :P
?
2011-03-05 12:28:18 UTC
Cheryl Cole, She's So Hot!!!!
Calliope
2011-03-05 10:52:59 UTC
Megan Joy :)
joseph b
2011-03-05 08:15:29 UTC
Joan batty is great she has a husband and two adult children and they all treat her as a doormat
2011-03-05 08:09:41 UTC
Audrey Hepburn







and Megan Fox ; ) haha
-up in the clouds-
2011-03-04 19:12:08 UTC
my sister.

when things are crappy, she's always right by my side. she always comforts me, and always tells me right from wrong. She's my best friend and role model. :)
2011-03-04 17:05:28 UTC
my auntie, i've always looked up to her every since i was a child,

and also my best friend, she's always protecting me and helping me i owe her so much =]
2011-03-04 13:50:48 UTC
Jane Lynch. She is a beautiful and strong woman and she has never let anyone bring her down. She has always stood up for what she believes in and has been an inspiration to the LGBT community. She gives to charity and she is an amazing actress, she can change roles in a second. Truly an amazing woman.
2011-03-04 12:55:01 UTC
Russia/Soviet Union had a few badass women during WW2.



Such as Lidya Litvyak, a Soviet fighter Ace. Wow, even back then Russian women were better than American women!
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2011-03-04 10:07:13 UTC
Indira Gandhi & Mother Teresa for obvious reasons! :P
Sean :)
2011-03-04 04:25:58 UTC
i have to cheat and mention two people, but my answer is the Grimke Sisters. It was because of them that womens' rights and equality were finally brought to light.
2011-03-08 01:13:31 UTC
MY MOTHER!



love you mum S2

=)
GR33N(:
2011-03-06 13:42:32 UTC
My older sister, because she is everything I am not. It's absolutely incredible how close we are but how different we think.
Kannan
2011-03-05 08:36:07 UTC
I admire my mother because she has she has put up with all the nonsense I have put her through.
2011-03-03 23:20:00 UTC
Aung San Su Kyi - She is a living female contemporary of Nelson Mandela - She has spend decades locked up as a political prisoner fighting for the cause of justice and democracy for Burma
Rish
2011-03-09 14:15:00 UTC
Miranda kerr because she is too beautiful
Vicky's Secret
2011-03-08 18:42:33 UTC
my mom so selfless and caring

and nagging
hehewhosthat?
2011-03-08 06:11:45 UTC
My mom
Christof
2011-03-07 20:40:26 UTC
My Girlfriend She puts up with me.
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2011-03-07 11:31:00 UTC
Paris Hilton isa babe!<3
Ryan Santistevan
2011-03-06 13:40:34 UTC
Mary because she gave birth to our Lord.
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2011-03-06 08:05:26 UTC
Nadia Anjuman The poet OR Lady GaGa because she is like, so fashion, and hip , and now and original because madonna is too, yeah, and she's been through so much and like yeah avoids the haterzzzz yea and is still so cool because she wore meat and then said "I'm not a piece of meat". Genius.
Adam T
2011-03-05 17:54:17 UTC
Jezebel...that coy fox.
2011-03-05 15:13:21 UTC
My mom
2011-03-05 14:26:34 UTC
Lady Gaga

because she makes me believe in who I am and when i'm upset sometimes I remind myself what she told everyone at the concert I attended.

she's creative and not all diva-ish



i love you lady gaga:)
awkward_ginger
2011-03-05 09:35:48 UTC
Marie Curie. I just think she was amazing
LotsofLovexx
2011-03-04 20:27:29 UTC
Agnetha Faltksog. She is strong, inspirational and sweet. She beat her flying fear and no flies much more often
Christina
2011-03-04 13:56:48 UTC
Ultilmatley, Amelia Earhart. She broke the gender barrier and showed the world women can do the same (and sometimes even better) as men can. I also want to be an aviator when I get out of college so that explains a lot..
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2011-03-04 13:10:40 UTC
My mom. She's been through a lot of crap, and I respect her for that. Plus, she is now a successful woman, not letting her past let her down. She's pushing through difficulty after difficulty. She's amazing.
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2011-03-04 13:08:10 UTC
my mom and my sister.



my mom because she is the only person who i can trust to be there for me no matter what path I take, not judge me for my mistakes, and encourage me to follow my dreams. she has raised to fantastic girls and has volunteered in so many other things that you mine as well say she raised, many other children as well. i love her, and her kind hearted helpfulness.



my sister because she is my role model. she has not always made the smartest decisions, and she has been through a lot of crap in her teenage years and early twenties, but she always pushes through and gets the best out of things. she has raised her now 5 years old son, to the best of her abilities, without scarely any help of the father. she doesnt care what people say about her, and she follows her dreams over coming whatever tries to stop her.



these are my inspirational people!
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2011-03-03 23:43:34 UTC
My nomination, has to be my wife!, a 77 year old lady, blind in one eye, only one kidney, hands and feet swell up like balloons, who despite this gets up every morning and, gives her disabled husband a kiss before making his breakfast. I love her, but some times, have taken her for granted. The rest of her day is cleaning the home ,shopping and all the other chores house wives do.. She has bore me 8 children, and worked with me, to bring them up. We have our moments, difference of opinions, even parted for a short while. p.s we have been married 59 years, now that is a lady!.................
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2011-03-09 05:03:22 UTC
princess diana
2011-03-07 06:00:37 UTC
I wish i could love ever girl in the world lol
2011-03-07 02:06:21 UTC
got to be keeley hazell. that babes the hottest chick alive. (Thumbs up if you agree, thumbs down if you don't think she's hot)
♡hey babee
2011-03-06 14:28:55 UTC
women who respect themself and they learn to love theiselfs before loving anyone else
Kharina
2011-03-06 12:39:06 UTC
i admire 4 women the most those are me,myself, I and moi lol im jokeing i admire my mum my gran and anjelina jolie( shes so gorgeous) ♥
Sunburn
2011-03-05 19:23:46 UTC
My mother.
ophelia
2011-03-05 18:53:02 UTC
My mommy
2011-03-04 17:14:33 UTC
Michelle Obama ♥



& My Mom & Grandma :)
2011-03-12 00:02:56 UTC
My mother and older sisters
2011-03-15 10:59:52 UTC
My left hand, she has always been there for me
2011-03-13 10:53:15 UTC
My mom!
2011-03-09 12:38:24 UTC
I admire my grandma and my mother.
2011-03-08 21:10:23 UTC
For now, no one!
mychal
2011-03-07 15:00:06 UTC
i dont personally have a favorite, but what kind of person dislikes a answer that says they admire their mothers? what is wrong with people these days...
Questions
2011-03-07 11:23:30 UTC
My mother.
BoogyMan Messiah
2011-03-06 15:31:41 UTC
Really?! This is a REAL question?! "Let's divide the human race into two gender-based groups and then pick a favorite." Utterly ridonkulous. I choose my mother, even though I think she is an evil, self-centered woman. Why? Well...why not?
2011-03-06 00:53:22 UTC
Sarah Palin, for her great courage and bravery, because she tells the truth, she doesn't need a teleprompter to speak about what she believes, because she stands up for America and our Constitution in spite of the constant media attacks on herself and her family and the unfair criticism and lies hurled against her by the left.
2011-03-05 20:16:02 UTC
omotola jalade ekehinde,she's very hard working,good mother,and intelligent
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2011-03-05 00:12:53 UTC
Serena Williams, cause she is a very strong woman and very beautiful, plus she seem to be very smart in business.
Arnold Layne
2011-03-04 02:22:38 UTC
Emily dickinson. Her poetry is beautiful and makes my life (and countless others) more enjoyable when I read it; And she will continue to enlighten people as the ages come and go! :)
2011-03-16 09:46:21 UTC
My mom.
2011-03-12 08:56:02 UTC
i like jennifer aniston
Heather
2011-03-07 07:32:45 UTC
My mother.
B.
2011-03-15 13:37:59 UTC
oprah
mdh_henderson
2011-03-11 15:12:27 UTC
Beyonce

because she has amazing **** and nice **** and shes admirable (:
2011-03-09 13:02:34 UTC
mother teresa
2011-03-09 06:27:52 UTC
megan fox because she has som big ole titties
ziad f
2011-03-08 11:29:48 UTC
QUEEN RANIA ABDEL AH OF JORDAN SHE IS VERY CLEVER SHE HAS TOP ACTIVITIES HERE IN JORDAN
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2011-03-07 15:17:17 UTC
Mary the mother of our Savior Jesus Christ...
mwalker72000
2011-03-07 01:40:38 UTC
My mum
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2011-03-06 23:36:36 UTC
My mother of course. also janet jackson
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2011-03-05 13:51:32 UTC
MOM. definitely.
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2011-03-04 20:05:57 UTC
My mother...



She's been through so much to bring me up :) I owe her so very much :)
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2011-03-04 17:12:53 UTC
My mother and this girl in my school, who I love but am too afraid too tell her...
MiMi
2011-03-04 13:34:10 UTC
My late Grandmother, who passed away in 2007. She was like a mother to me who did everything for me and gave me unconditional love and support. I love and miss her so much and think about her daily. I believe she is my guardian angel looking down on me.
2011-03-04 09:18:51 UTC
I think Angelina Jolie is a good choice. She does more humanitarian work in a year than most people do in a lifetime. Her past personal life is none of our business.
2011-03-04 06:00:05 UTC
I admire Michelle Obama because I think it's inspiring to see a gorilla 'make it to the top'
Teh Tarik
2011-03-03 23:54:28 UTC
Probably Aung San Suu Kyi.



She has never given up fighting for what she believes is right, and has never shunned her moral duty even when threatened with lifelong imprisonment and separation from her husband and children.
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2011-03-03 22:05:09 UTC
Amy Krueger.



She was killed at the shooting at Fort Hood after her deployment, and was preparing to return to Afghanistan in December. She had enlisted in the Army the day after 9/11.



Her mom had told her, "You can't take on Osama bin Laden by yourself."



And Amy replied, "Watch me."
2011-03-03 21:55:15 UTC
Women, that people don't say are "hot" and have had a effect on history. I hate sexism. All sexists can jump off a bridge for all I care, Sexism is dead. Sex freedom is the new thing. I want to be like Malcolm X, except against sexism. No sexist will be able to stop me.
michaela
2011-03-14 14:34:37 UTC
lady gaga. because she stands up for what she believes in.
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2011-03-06 16:34:55 UTC
Amanda Crew. She's Hot.
Crabbydaddy
2011-03-04 07:49:14 UTC
Mother Theresa. She spent her entire life selflessly caring for the truly poor and needy children. This is true religion. She cared for people that no one else cared about. She could have become rich and famous, but she didn't. She even convinced the people who were going to have a big, expensive banquet for her to cancel it and use the money to feed orphans instead. That is love.
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2011-03-04 21:15:47 UTC
Princess Diana, RIP.



Julia Gillard, first female pm of Australia
Brian K
2011-03-13 12:11:22 UTC
any woman in my family.
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2011-03-12 10:52:20 UTC
my mom
As
2011-03-10 00:14:27 UTC
lady gaga i love her she is so inspirational
thehelper
2011-03-09 12:13:04 UTC
real Muslim woman who obeys God cause they cover their body where man with bad thinking would not think of them sexually.
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2011-03-09 02:05:30 UTC
my mom because she puts up with all of my crap
2011-03-08 19:23:49 UTC
the mother of jesus
2011-03-08 16:20:05 UTC
Kim Kardashian.....u know why xD
puhahahha
2011-03-08 12:23:46 UTC
lisa simpson
2011-03-07 14:05:04 UTC
Joan jett. she has all the raw girl power you'll ever need. she can belt out unimaginable vocals, shred guitar, kick your ***, and you'll still adore her, b./c after all,. shes joan jett.
RuKiRuKi
2011-03-07 12:50:16 UTC
obamas wife
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2011-03-06 17:55:09 UTC
My mother. I love her.
2011-03-06 13:58:00 UTC
I am not celebrating International Women's Day. Why should any man, when International Men's Day is completely ignored?
2011-03-05 21:45:47 UTC
My beautiful wife.
David P
2011-03-05 06:37:53 UTC
My wife, she puts up with me.
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2011-03-04 05:11:04 UTC
My mom...with all the good reasons in the world.
Smartassawhip
2011-03-03 22:26:25 UTC
Mary the Mother of Jesus is the woman I admire the most. She was obedient to God in all things so that she was a role model for both men and women. Of all the women that ever was and all the women that would come after her, God chose this one woman to be the Mother of His Son!
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2011-03-09 15:31:50 UTC
Beyonce

because of everything.

and i am a woman

(no homo)
2011-03-09 09:55:28 UTC
my mom and grandmom nothing else more!
2011-03-08 17:01:55 UTC
my mother bc she puts up with me ;]
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2011-03-07 21:33:49 UTC
well. my mother is that. she is the one whom i would like to admire the most.
Okosan
2011-03-07 13:09:56 UTC
Bahaha.
simon
2011-03-06 05:11:53 UTC
All

There's always something to admire from them....
2011-03-03 23:13:47 UTC
the women who i admire the most is my mother because she gave birth to me and did her best to rise me up.
john10001
2011-03-03 21:34:56 UTC
Pamela Anderson. She's incredible. The greatest Canadian Export ever! No man would turn her down no matter what they say. We would ditch anyone for her. She is incredibly beautiful, has a great personality and heart and a great body too and her accent is amazing. I watched her all the time on Baywatch growing up.



I also like the Queen, Sarah Palin and Margaret Thatcher for their leadership and resolve. Anne Frank for her courage. Other than that all other women pretty much suck. There hasn't really been much in the way of contribution to the World from women in general. No Isaac Newtons, Albert Einsteins, Charles Darwins etc. What if anything of any great significance have women contributed?
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2011-03-15 14:20:08 UTC
my mum for putting up with me...
2011-03-11 05:46:48 UTC
my mother
Joe
2011-03-09 08:40:28 UTC
The ones with the biggest boobs.
QSPM
2011-03-08 21:04:35 UTC
My Teacher who has breast cancer
2011-03-07 18:34:29 UTC
sarah palin
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2011-03-07 04:41:39 UTC
My Mom ................. Because she is the one who gave me birth, she is the best women that i admire
2011-03-07 00:21:47 UTC
My mom for sure it sounds pathetic but she really is :)
2011-03-06 05:08:05 UTC
Mehh Mommy♥(:

I love her.
rajeshwari
2011-03-06 03:54:09 UTC
MOTHER EARTH .Can there be a greater giver and sustainer of life than Her.
2011-03-06 00:09:40 UTC
Jessica Alba!

Who doesn't admire her?
2011-03-05 03:49:14 UTC
Lady Diana

She supported charities,etc

and her children are making the same difference
2011-03-04 11:37:22 UTC
Mariska Hargitay



She plays Olivia Benson on law and order svu, and is an inspiring person.



She founded JHF (Joyful Heart Foundation) which helps survivors of rape and sexual assault heal and be in control of their lives again.



How many celebrities do things like that for people now a days?



She's a great person who also created a twitter account to stay in touch with her fans. Most celebs are just like "ok cool you want my autograph...here." or don't actually care about their fans.

She has a website where this is posted, and on nbc.com neal baer officially announced it.

(Just in case you guys think its an imposter.)
sandy
2011-03-12 21:00:20 UTC
My MOTHER
2011-03-09 14:20:31 UTC
My mom, my aunt and my grandma :)
Fall Down 7 Times Get Up 8 Times
2011-03-07 14:32:49 UTC
My mother.
2011-03-06 22:35:07 UTC
the ones that are happy
2011-03-06 07:52:10 UTC
ur girlfriend becaz u could make her happy but from my pov its mothere caz she has given u alot :P
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2011-03-05 11:12:28 UTC
Most women in capri pants
Phoenix-Embers
2011-03-04 18:31:49 UTC
angelina jolie
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2011-03-04 13:42:44 UTC
i look up to my grandma shes not my real grams but she treated me like i was human.. c i have learning disbilty since i was 6 yrs old and everyone treated me like i was worthless.. i have been thro alot in my past she havent ;eft me like others did. i went foster care bcuz my parents and she didnt get made bcuz i i went she kept contect me and still do.. my family really dont want no part me until i got married she have gave me stuff.. and if something happen to her i dont know i be same....
Kira
2011-03-04 08:21:11 UTC
Ayn Rand

She was a brilliant philosopher and I have learned a lot from her writings.
TrishARoo
2011-03-04 07:57:01 UTC
My Mother.



She's the strongest woman I've ever met, never letting say "I can't" pass from her lips she's taught me I can do whatever I put my mind to!
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2011-03-04 02:00:58 UTC
My Late mother

She was very kind, strong and Intelligent

She taught me how to fight with problems and achieve your aim

I miss u maa a lot!
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2011-03-03 21:36:57 UTC
My mother first of course...wouldn't be here without her and my second is a friend of mine who sadly has a brain disease...she's fighting though and she plans to for as long as possible :')
2011-03-03 21:33:10 UTC
Someone who actually had helped the poor instead of getting paid to take pictures with poor hungry Africans



Someone who had not acted like a whore down in Hollywood



Someone who had not serve as board of director for WalMart..... to move US jobs to China.... lied that she had to dodge bullets in Bosnia..... pushed to pardon a crook name Mark Rich



Someone real.... not a nerd in Hollywood trying to act tough.... on drug.... go to jail



Mother Teresa
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2011-03-08 07:59:17 UTC
my mom....my mom ....and Preity Zinta,,the Bollywood actress!
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2011-03-07 20:40:02 UTC
If you can make a good sandwich, and iron underwear, you're my girl.
talatyaseen
2011-03-05 21:34:17 UTC
..Every woman...as admiration is weakness of the fair sex.It is natural.
2011-03-04 17:38:49 UTC
Sarah Palin:



For standing strong in the face of the most virulent smears of anyone in history. She is one TOUGH lady!
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2011-03-04 14:45:29 UTC
Princess Diana...the way she raised her children and she helped others.. I even admire her kids because they have lived up to her standards.
Alex G
2011-03-04 14:05:28 UTC
My wife, Ellie Great
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2011-03-03 20:28:18 UTC
Virgin Mary, Sarah Palin, Mother Theresa, Margaret Thatcher, Eleanor Roosevelt, Helen Keller, Ruth Graham, Rosa Parks, Beth Moore, Amelia Earhart, Susan Anthony, Harriett Tubman, Princess Diana, Mary Magdelene, Corrie Ten Boom, Stormy Omartian, Joyce Meyer



God bless
2011-03-10 11:09:36 UTC
megan fox because she is fit
markfoleylove
2011-03-09 08:27:18 UTC
Margaret Thatcher...she's so sexy.
2011-03-08 21:20:59 UTC
milena velba'
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2011-03-07 21:05:28 UTC
MY GRANDMOTHER.. SHE TOOK CARE OF ME WHEN SHE STILL KNEW SHE HAD 2 WEEKS TO LIVE . i WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER HER AND MY MOM SHE HAS HELPED ME ALOT DURING MY LIFE. :) REST IN PEACE GRANDMA
2011-03-07 07:51:40 UTC
Taylor Swift.. She has a good head on her shoulders and is committed to not only furthering her product, but making a difference. She stays clear from alcohol, drugs, and sex; ex. Brittney Spears and Lindsey Lohan, and provocativeness; ex. Miley Cyrus, which will prolong her career and solidify herself as a role model to young girls, and unlike many other celebrities and young people of today she is genuine, which anyone that has ever known her will tell you.
DUDU
2011-03-06 13:47:32 UTC
my mother ,just because she was really tired to bring me up

thank you mama
big c0ck
2011-03-05 21:20:00 UTC
HELLEN KELLER, or my dear mother
Hawra
2011-03-05 15:03:03 UTC
My mom!!!!

she is the reason i am alive today. i luv my mom and adore her
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2011-03-05 09:33:05 UTC
the one that shuts her yap and makes me some pie!!!!





but seriously, my mom. I make my own pie. Ima dude. who like pie.
2011-03-04 08:13:50 UTC
Mary, mother of God. Deliverer of Christ our Lord. Only woman without sin who has ever lived.
2011-03-04 06:10:51 UTC
The woman who amazes me is Rosa Park, who lived during the strongest segregation period of her life. She refused to bow down to "white superiority" and stood her ground. This got her arrested and taken to jail, but did she care? NO! her arrest inspired Dr. Martin Luther King's bus boycott, which helped bring an eventual end to segregation. She is the symbol, along with MLK, for African-American rights, and will forever be in our hearts, minds, and history.
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2011-03-03 22:32:56 UTC
My mother for the most obvious reasons.
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2011-03-15 08:21:18 UTC
Tyra Banks!!! :)
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2011-03-08 14:46:44 UTC
my beautiful girlfriend Clair!!
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2011-03-07 15:37:45 UTC
my mother, she is like wonder woman! she is truly amazing!
2011-03-07 15:29:28 UTC
amy lee
2011-03-07 11:24:35 UTC
My mom, I love her so much.
Alex
2011-03-06 06:03:03 UTC
My mommy!
tony
2011-03-05 06:40:10 UTC
anybody but snookie and gaga
2011-03-04 02:22:58 UTC
Margaret Thatcher she dragged Britain out of recession only for Blair to plunge us back into it.
tha joker
2011-03-12 18:47:23 UTC
My mom who died of cancer :(
2011-03-08 19:48:36 UTC
dalida
o0kevstar0o
2011-03-08 05:22:03 UTC
How sexist..... why are women so narcissistic and vane to want a day devoted to worshipping them? men do a lot of good in the world and need lots of praise too!
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2011-03-07 05:25:27 UTC
katherine jackson...

mother of ten wonderfull children.
2011-03-06 21:42:08 UTC
My mother. R.I.P
mary
2011-03-05 23:22:59 UTC
my mom, because she is awesome, she does so much, and she gave birth to me and my siblings. i never appreciated her until i had my own and i wondered how she managed.
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2011-03-05 11:15:41 UTC
I admire--------"Mother Teresa" for HER noble & kind act.

Its very easy to live for our family but its very difficult to live for others.



Few lines for HER-----------



" O Mother,O Mother.........

Its my endless desire to meet you once,

But its my fate,

That You leave me to wait...

May GOD helps me.

To meet you in my dreams,

And give me the courage..

To follow your path...........

And can be known as

A good follower of yours......

now and forever!"
Black Cloud
2011-03-05 07:56:44 UTC
The ones that make me food and do my laundry
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2011-03-05 07:41:50 UTC
I appreciate my Maids. They are so helpful! *O* *birdsong*
2011-03-04 19:36:13 UTC
Left eye. R.I.P
2011-03-04 12:25:59 UTC
My mother, she has taken care of me ever since I can remember, and by her own. 2 kids, one job, another country, she is amazing :)
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2011-03-04 01:45:34 UTC
Indira Gandhi - One of the greatest leaders we had in India..Her thoughtfulness and fragrance of decision making skills can be felt to this day.Her maturity as a women and later as a true Leader really inspires many .For those few who are not admiring her is merely due to the fact that they are not aware of her performance as a leader in her life time.I really admire her and I hope many others too..
s
2011-03-03 19:59:56 UTC
to be honest, most people would have there mother here, but mine was an alcoholic and a drug addict, so I pretty much raised myself from a young age, I have 2 women who influence me very much

1 jessica, she is a very good friend, who grew up with parents just like mine, and is currently training to be a nurse to try to get a better life for herself. she is 3 years younger than me and I always loved her like a sister, even though she randomly stopped talking to me

2 cheyenne, she is my everything, she grew up mostly like me, apart that she has 2 brothers, she doesn't come from the most successful family, although hers don't have a history of addiction, and she wants to be a journalist when she grows up, she might be 6 years younger than me, but I still love her very much, she doesn't let anything slow her down, no matter what and she is always there to cheer me up when I am down

those are my 2 influential women, not because they are african american, but because they don't stop even though life throws something in there way, I will always love them both, maybe meet them one day, even though we come from different countries and they are the only women who accept my way of life
2011-03-16 11:45:38 UTC
me cuz I am all that
2011-03-08 06:21:06 UTC
whoever gets the dishes done
2011-03-06 05:03:59 UTC
kelly brook shes got it all ?
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2011-03-05 07:55:27 UTC
Cleopatra

Lady Gaga

Beyonce

Clara Barton

Rosa Parks

Julia Child



Just to name a few (:
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2011-03-04 10:57:13 UTC
Margaret Thatcher. The best UK prime minister since Churchill and the first woman PM.
Reem Ahmed
2011-03-04 01:24:03 UTC
of course mother is there a person like your mom she the only person in this world ready to do you what ever you what even she is ready to give you her life.the simplest thing i can do is to say thanks for every things.
QuiteNewHere
2011-03-03 23:27:49 UTC
Mother Nature.

Sometimes i picture her as the lead scientist of the "aliens" who came to earth to seed this planet. She engineered the mechanics of water and the sea. it was the key to life on earth.
2011-03-10 16:57:17 UTC
the ones with big boobs
2011-03-10 11:56:23 UTC
my mom, and my GF
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2011-03-07 18:23:17 UTC
Your mom.
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2011-03-07 15:20:06 UTC
All woman!
2011-03-07 14:04:53 UTC
the greatest woman ever was the one who stayed in the kitchen
TLK
2011-03-07 13:26:15 UTC
The girl I met last night.
ALE
2011-03-06 10:41:17 UTC
ellen degeneres
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2011-03-06 07:06:02 UTC
My Mum, she is amazing.
AnotherZeke
2011-03-06 04:21:43 UTC
My mom because she gave birth to me, raised me........... simple lol without her i wouldn't be here
?
2011-03-05 21:54:39 UTC
My Mother :)
Ricky
2011-03-05 16:07:07 UTC
Is there such a thing as ' Men's Day'????
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2011-03-05 09:04:41 UTC
I think it would be Lady GaGa cuz she inspires me to live my life to the fullest and to believe into everything I do. she makes me feel unique and grateful for everything God has given me
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2011-03-05 02:49:10 UTC
Julie Andrews.



What is there to not love this woman? SHE WAS MARIA (sound of music) and MARY POPPINS!!!
Orla
2011-03-04 08:06:38 UTC
Mother Teresa because she was compassion incarnate and I would like to follow her example.
Serene Dove
2011-03-04 04:55:31 UTC
Madhuri Dixit:) for her sweet nature, her dance, her ethics, her energy and fun element... her innocent smile and her absolutely all around personality..:) her speech, her walk, her talk, her expressions, her movements... her dance... her acting, her movies... everything
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2011-03-03 20:04:24 UTC
My friend Lisa doesn't even know I'm on this site so she'll never see this, but she is the most amazing writer. She can see beauty in both the bland and the banal, almost like she has a third eye.I'm absolutely in awe of her. She's extremely private so I'm not going to share one of her poems on this, as it would be breaking the trust she has in me. But look out in a few years time for a writer called Lisa from Dublin, she'll be famous and perhaps Ireland's first female to rank alongside Beckett, Joyce, Yeats and Wilde. Lisa, I love you.
bulldog brit
2011-03-03 19:41:10 UTC
Mrs Thatcher Britain's PM from 1979-1990. known as the Iron Lady by the Soviets

She made a staunch against Argentina which resulted in the Falklands being restored to Britain

In 1984 she survived an assassination attempt by the IRA in Brighton.

When Union power was at its greatest she was able to curb its power and break the miners strike

With her friendship with Gorbachev and Reagan she helped to thaw out the cold war with Russia.

Her downfall .after 3 terms in power came with her introduction of the Poll tax to be replaced by Labours council tax an equally unpopular tax.

In my opinion she was Britain's greatest PM second only to Sir Winston Churchill
kim
2011-03-03 22:08:39 UTC
Joyce meyers, she shares her faith and by her example give me strength!
2011-03-09 10:15:35 UTC
ur mom in bed!!
2011-03-04 09:39:57 UTC
oprah- with all the good she has done for the world
thefinalcountdown21
2011-03-09 10:43:12 UTC
the goddesses....winning!
Chris Masin
2011-03-08 08:36:18 UTC
chicken
?
2011-03-08 06:01:03 UTC
my mum
2011-03-07 19:08:30 UTC
My m0m. my sisiter, my niece. my GF.
star
2011-03-07 10:11:23 UTC
my role model is kareena kapoor and katrina kaff indian actors and of course my gran mother and mom and my aunty of course.
2011-03-07 06:35:21 UTC
Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez. <3 They are both apart of the few in all of Hollywood that still stay true to their hearts and they jump on the bandwagon without thinking. They both handle themselves well, they have nice class(: Plus, both are uber beautiful, even more talented, down to earth, they always put others before themselves, and in reality they are pretty much sisters!! Oh and Natalie Portman is good too(: She is one of Hollywood's prettiest actresses and most talented for sure. Plus, she seems very intelligent for someone in the film industry, she handles herself well and she's very sweet. I hope the best for her new baby!



(I'm pretty much fine with any woman that doesn't follow a life like Teen Mom or anything).
2011-03-07 00:58:25 UTC
my mum love ya mum xxx
ℒℴѵℯ.
2011-03-06 16:53:53 UTC
Absolutely MY MOTHER! ♥
Graham H
2011-03-06 08:36:33 UTC
Jennifer Lopez because she has a perfect bottom.
the WHO
2011-03-05 11:41:35 UTC
Every single woman in the world should be admired.
TaylorWS
2011-03-05 07:52:14 UTC
My wife.



If you knew me like she does, you would understand why.
Larli xx
2011-03-05 02:49:35 UTC
joanne mcneill edits a magazine all by herself



www.trudirectories.co.uk
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2011-03-04 13:41:46 UTC
Cynthia Lennon (John Lennon's first wife) because John Lennon was a jerk to her and Julian yet she managed to take great care of Julian raising him to be a gentleman. She is amazing!
destinytravis
2011-03-04 08:22:37 UTC
My mommy
2011-03-04 05:56:49 UTC
My mom, aunt, grandma and great grandma. Both of them because they went through so many issues dealing with their race. and my great grandma for battling breast cancer twice.(: and my mom and aunt for dealing with MS so well.



I love you!(:
FuhrerElmo
2011-03-06 07:22:18 UTC
Justin Bieber :P



queue the dislikes..
2011-03-16 04:36:16 UTC
diana. R.I.P
?
2011-03-13 06:48:33 UTC
GRACE BIDDLE
Sherlyn
2011-03-07 21:48:04 UTC
my mother
Briar
2011-03-03 20:17:18 UTC
My Grandmother... She is not famous but she is hardworking and sweet and one of the most wonderful women in the world. SHe is there to give me advice and play a game or two when bored

.



I love you Grandma <3
E
2011-03-09 07:35:28 UTC
I admire my mom. :)
2011-03-09 06:57:12 UTC
jessica alba....







i would wreck that
2011-03-08 22:53:46 UTC
it goes 2 my mom................. mom i luv u ddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd........
Lilo
2011-03-08 15:31:29 UTC
my mother!
2011-03-08 07:38:14 UTC
megan fox, cause shes hot.
Brave Ian
2011-03-07 23:29:35 UTC
my mum , because she will do anything for me ! thats why!
2011-03-07 18:30:26 UTC
beutiful women.
2011-03-07 09:39:22 UTC
All of 'em cause you gotta love 'em!!
2011-03-07 05:36:50 UTC
mother nature lol
Wesley
2011-03-07 00:11:05 UTC
my mom
2011-03-06 11:18:37 UTC
my mom
2011-03-05 11:49:10 UTC
my mother was of course.
?
2011-03-04 13:56:52 UTC
my mom, cause she brought me to this world, suffering the pain. And then helped me to grow up. Took care of me, and was always beside me when i needed her!
2011-03-04 03:17:52 UTC
My mother
2011-03-04 02:31:34 UTC
A girl who goes to my college. She is just herself. She is bursting with energy, irreverent and joyful.
keri gee
2011-03-03 19:59:34 UTC
I've always admired and respected Eleanor Roosevelt. She used her position and influence to truly make a difference for women, the poor, and for social justice. She had courage and humor in the face of personal societal challenges.
2011-03-09 09:11:26 UTC
tila tequila :)
V.I.O.L.A.T.I.O.N...R.E.P.O.R.T.E.R
2011-03-06 14:51:44 UTC
My mom!
2011-03-05 23:23:27 UTC
uh, yeah. your mom. high five!
?
2011-03-05 19:34:46 UTC
my mum
Eric Z
2011-03-06 21:50:29 UTC
brooklyn decker

cuz she's hot
2011-03-06 13:29:41 UTC
Zooey Deschanel! She's BEAUTIFUL!
2011-03-06 04:56:04 UTC
i really admire kalpana chawla bcoz she was extra ordinary...and miss world... aishwarya ray.. bcoz she is very talented n god gifted........she z beauty with brain.............
2011-03-05 15:29:40 UTC
i celbrate lesibian becuse its so hot
?
2011-03-05 10:13:31 UTC
I just like women who are F*CK machines. What greater talent and satisfaction can a woman offer a guy apart from her slick little FCKK-hole?

why do woman not like being seen as f*ck toys? not kidding?

i like women who are babes and f*ck machines. my girlfriends one and she likes it but other girls..... their weird, if you say their hot and you dig them they get like your saying something sick and they get angry something chronic!!!!

nothing better then a babes slick hole around my wang..... why do so many girls act like its a big deal when you say their hot ? no better talent than a hot thang on my wang seriously
2011-03-04 19:45:17 UTC
Is it alright if I say my mother? :P
Gaz Glitter
2011-03-04 16:46:55 UTC
*Generic my Mother answer*
2011-03-04 15:46:59 UTC
Taylor Swift.



Because she is so awesome!!



The history of how she has got to where she is now and why, is an outstanding story.
2011-03-04 14:43:56 UTC
my mother
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2011-03-04 13:53:36 UTC
Courtney Love
?
2011-03-04 11:48:07 UTC
Would have to be emmeline pankhurst. 1903 she set up the suffragette organisation and campaigned for the right for women to vote in brtain, and was arrested many times for her beliefs.
asdfghjkl
2011-03-11 18:43:09 UTC
my mom.
?
2011-03-13 20:03:19 UTC
EMMA WATSON BECAUSE SHE IS HOT
doynk2
2011-03-09 13:30:33 UTC
my girlfriend says it should be her but i think its the porn stars i watch on her phone
Erick
2011-03-07 17:46:43 UTC
your mom
repair_car_confused
2011-03-06 09:11:27 UTC
my mom and my wife.
2011-03-05 14:03:34 UTC
Your mom cause she's great in bed.
2011-03-05 05:38:21 UTC
mummy shes yummy,.)
?
2011-03-04 14:01:05 UTC
My nanny. She has had such a tough life, never complains, and she is just amazing.
2011-03-03 21:47:17 UTC
that is my mom, because she`s always give me spirit, support, advice, for my success in the future.
2011-03-09 17:23:46 UTC
Hot ;)
Mikal T
2011-03-08 17:30:07 UTC
none
curious
2011-03-08 16:55:00 UTC
MOM
2011-03-08 04:49:28 UTC
orphah
2011-03-07 16:39:42 UTC
my mom
Macaney
2011-03-07 11:31:07 UTC
my mother.
I Love♥Birdy
2011-03-07 09:09:02 UTC
my mom
dkdwmgdl
2011-03-07 08:11:02 UTC
My mother, Always that !!!
/¿-**-((JEANINE))-**-¿/
2011-03-07 07:59:52 UTC
KAty perry
2011-03-06 23:24:42 UTC
mum for death
?
2011-03-06 14:26:40 UTC
shakira because shes hot and shes just "wow" as a person/musician
uncle lub
2011-03-06 11:03:10 UTC
why can't sir alex spend?
?
2011-03-06 04:53:15 UTC
definitely my mother :D
2011-03-05 16:58:50 UTC
Mom...



:)
Liaison Officer
2011-03-04 14:19:51 UTC
Justin Bieber! Oh wait...
Rory Curran
2011-03-04 10:05:42 UTC
my mum and auntie sheila
sAsSyAnGeL
2011-03-04 10:05:30 UTC
My mom...need to explain why?
?
2011-03-04 05:39:36 UTC
why does america make up holidays and call them international when no one else celebrates them?
Exiled
2011-03-03 19:13:10 UTC
Katharine Hepburn. She was a very strong, intelligent, independent woman who was a role model for many women since the 1930s. I think she was beautiful in her own unique way, and she never tried to conform herself to society's standards. She was always happy just being herself. I wish I could be that way.
2011-03-06 05:25:10 UTC
the hottest one.



why do you think?
2011-03-07 13:29:36 UTC
my mom
?
2011-03-07 08:52:18 UTC
me, if i was a woman. because it s me.
behroz ahmed ali
2011-03-06 21:48:13 UTC
my mother!
2011-03-06 19:01:55 UTC
my mother.
Unknown
2011-03-06 15:59:42 UTC
Taylor Swift, she cares about everyone.
2011-03-06 14:10:11 UTC
My mother, most other women suck.
2011-03-06 13:36:13 UTC
my mum because she's always there for me
shila
2011-03-05 04:36:00 UTC
myself!
Raven
2011-03-04 15:48:30 UTC
My mummy :D
pc.robert
2011-03-04 12:17:29 UTC
Kell from Regis and Kelly but most of all Sandra Bullock.

I know she has issues but I just love her smile and personality and sex appeal.



http://www.howmuchdotheyweigh.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/sandrabullocksexy.jpg
Vale
2011-03-04 11:45:28 UTC
my mom..because she has raised my two sisters and me as a single mom..and im very proud of her becuase she was a teacher but she got her degree to be a counselor...and because we have the best things we can ask for thanks to her:)
?
2011-03-04 04:26:30 UTC
I would admire a woman who admires me
2011-03-04 02:21:10 UTC
My mother.

Truly amazing and inspirational. :)
J.T.
2011-03-03 21:11:53 UTC
First Lady Michelle Obama. She always leads with grace and intelligence.
2011-03-03 20:59:55 UTC
My mom. She not only raised me, but she also homeschooled me. She gave me a wonderful education that prepared me for college, and she has always been there for me.
2011-03-03 20:29:07 UTC
my mom because with out her i wouldent b born
2011-03-03 18:40:09 UTC
My mother shes one of the few reasons i'm still alive - shes the best mom in the world and the most wonderful person in the world
2011-03-03 18:35:48 UTC
I admire Leticia Bufoni, she is a pro girl skateboarder and she is only 17! It takes courage for a woman to throw herself down a set of stairs on a skateboard and get back up and do it again. She also is proving women can do what men do!
2011-03-03 18:24:48 UTC
My mom is the woman i most admire, because in my mind she is the greatest person who i know and who really has my back, i consider her to my best friend and so does she. We are able to talk about everything from a to z without holding back details or the raw truth from each other , and that`s what makes our relationship so special. I recently got myself involved with a jerk from hell who treated me like a dog , because i allowed him to, because of horrible past iv`e had, and she warned me over and over to get away from him, but i didn`t listen and t myself into trouble ,well anyway she and i talked for hours and prayed and i just laid in her lap and cried like a baby, and i felt so much peace being with her, she didn` say i told you so or say anything discouraging. She helped me find the inner strength that i had lost for years and now i feel a milllion percent better to be a better woman than i once had been , and she also reminded me to wait for somebody special whose gonna love me for me. So in my mind and my heart she`s the best mom and best i ever had and ever will have. So i consider her to be the most awesome Woman that i Admire.!
Cassie
2011-03-03 17:30:02 UTC
Dottie Gebhart. I went to church with her for several years and she is the most inpirational woman I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. She has had so many horrible things happen to her throughout her life and has overcome every single one of them. She is always focused on helping others and shares so much love and joy!
samba
2011-03-13 09:05:17 UTC
what
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2011-03-08 23:36:11 UTC
fat ones
?
2011-03-06 17:21:31 UTC
my girlfriend
Otilia Miramontes
2011-03-05 11:36:05 UTC
the 1 tht stays inthe kitchen where she belongs
2011-03-04 13:55:11 UTC
my mom <3
2011-03-04 03:55:44 UTC
Taylor Swift because,



she teaches people of all age (mostly girls) about small in thing life that are really valuable. Also, she teaches the girls that they can be naturally pretty and they shouldn't drink till they're 21. She's a really good idol to learn from, because she's a girl who doesn't to be something she's not and embrace her differences from others.
ibeatu85x
2011-03-04 00:47:47 UTC
a beautiful girl by the name of Hannah Meggett, too bad she dosent know yet.
2011-03-09 14:18:27 UTC
my sister :D
Aasefa
2011-03-07 02:57:13 UTC
my mum.......if dont admire your mother (if u have one) then shame on u..............
Juventus
2011-03-05 14:21:14 UTC
any girls who love me.
yes
2011-03-04 17:38:34 UTC
My mom.....



why? Because she is my mom :) !!
2011-03-04 16:27:20 UTC
YOU DON'T ADMIRE JUST ONE WOMAN ,YOU ADMIRE THEM ALL!
nameviolation
2011-03-04 12:14:30 UTC
aunt jemima because she made pancakes taste better. this is why there should be a AJ day. all who support press alt f4
who am i
2011-03-04 02:50:19 UTC
my mom because she loves me help me when i m worried

take care me
joy ride
2011-03-03 20:59:50 UTC
Mother Teresa hands down!
peepoo :D
2011-03-03 20:35:11 UTC
My Mother.

she's a worrier!! (not literally but you get the meaning)
Tori
2011-03-03 20:30:41 UTC
Alicia Beth Moore,



She was raped, she was made fun of, she went through a parents' divorce...she basically just been through hell and back and has fought to question the motives of the government and society and is a top selling artist throughout the world.



She's known as p!nk and she's my hero. :)
?
2011-03-03 19:01:08 UTC
I love my mom she is one of the women i can look up to and makes me laugh smile
2011-03-03 18:38:16 UTC
The woman I admire the most would be my mom. She shows so much compassion and sacrificed so much for me and my siblings :)
?
2011-03-08 14:51:23 UTC
KE$HA CAUSE SHES $EXY
2011-03-05 19:49:52 UTC
you
2011-03-04 14:03:39 UTC
My own mother. What more can I say?
2011-03-04 13:58:03 UTC
my mom....raising 4 kids alone cant of been easy :/
The Sandman
2011-03-03 19:32:12 UTC
My mother. She is the toughest person I've ever met, raised us well by herself.
Lok!ta
2011-03-03 19:14:00 UTC
celia sanchez inspired me :) i learned from her the value of women to the whole world, and maybe i adopted a feminist conduct but i love women :)
ebrown_92
2011-03-03 19:04:34 UTC
I would definitely go with my friend, Alexis. Out of all the amazing people I know, I believe she's the only one who, even since 4th grade, I've never had a reason to disrespect or think wrong of in any way. I even asked her out for Valentine's and despite the fact that it didn't go the way I hoped, it was an amazing time. She isn't annoying and has honestly, the kindest and most selfless spirit of any one I've met.

Oh, and she has a beautiful smile.
lannaz15
2011-03-09 15:25:26 UTC
mulan :)
goldleader272000
2011-03-07 14:33:25 UTC
Eve........She's the mother of us all.....
?
2011-03-07 12:01:04 UTC
Women with nice ASSES! (:

don't hate.
NOBODY KNOWS WHO I AM
2011-03-07 04:07:30 UTC
Taylor Swift.



CAUSE I WANNA MARRY HER.
?
2011-03-06 10:23:34 UTC
I don't know any women :(
?
2011-03-06 05:29:07 UTC
my grandma!!
tofffees
2011-03-04 20:43:49 UTC
Su kyui................of Burma............thank god she is free now!
?
2011-03-04 16:12:34 UTC
There is international day for eveything. Its fucn ridiculous.
b S
2011-03-04 13:57:10 UTC
My wife.
rladlof
2011-03-04 11:19:32 UTC
My wife . . . She lets me live with her.
arun r
2011-03-03 23:16:26 UTC
krista allen......

she is so hot & informative related to dating

i like her filrm,"emmanuelle in space"
xxN4iJ4b0YXX
2011-03-03 21:19:40 UTC
who else?my mom. :P
2011-03-03 20:06:16 UTC
Cali Casi inspires me the most because shes my girlfriend.
2011-03-11 22:01:13 UTC
my mother.i!i!i!i
2011-03-07 17:18:43 UTC
one that stays in the kitchen
2011-03-07 05:34:49 UTC
mother teresa......................she is fantastic
?
2011-03-06 21:09:56 UTC
mom :)
2011-03-05 11:18:52 UTC
Moi, because I am awesome! :D
2011-03-05 09:10:06 UTC
SARAH PALIN!!!!!!
veni vidi vici
2011-03-04 11:45:22 UTC
My mother

Condoleezza Rice is a pretty amazing woman who I admire!...Condi 2012!!!!!
Bryan
2011-03-04 11:34:01 UTC
Sure God created man before woman. But then you always make a rough draft before the final masterpiece. I love ALL types of Women. Everyone is unique and fierce in there own way.
2011-03-04 07:23:07 UTC
Helen Mirren she's a great actress and very talented and she looks great
?
2011-03-04 05:43:54 UTC
My female pikachu on pokemon soul silver, it has made me won a lot of battles and I'm proud of her.
Demonia
2011-03-04 03:22:25 UTC
In the 9th century BCE, in North Israel, lived a great Phoenician queen. She was the power behind her husband's throne, telling him how to rule her country. She was known for being beautiful, and to have ruled at such a time, when the people of her kingdom were prospering, means she must have done a good job. Not only that, but this queen was wise and open-minded, defending a minority religion that were in a dangerous situation, facing death at the hands of a particularly bloodthirsty group who had been going around slaughtering those who didn't agree with them.



This wise and beautiful woman could sometimes be cruel and ruthless, but no more so than any other ruler around at the time. She had to be, in order to keep her throne. But, despite how well she ruled, she was living in horrible times, when the local defenders of the patriarchal society in which she lived would literally torture a woman to death if she managed to gain power and hold it well, and they found a situation they could use to gain power over her. And so, eventually they managed to ambush her and murder her by defenestration. They threw her out of a window. But she was, when she lived, a wise and intelligent, open minded and beautiful ruler and woman. And this is why I admire the historical figure Queen Jezebel



***



Boudicca's husband Prasutagus, ruler of the Iceni tribe who had ruled as a nominally independent ally of Rome, left his kingdom jointly to his daughters and the Roman Emperor in his will. However, when he died, his will was ignored. The kingdom was annexed as if conquered, Boudicca was flogged and her daughters raped, and Roman financiers called in their loans.



But Boudicca would not be beat so easily! This brave and understandably angry ruler rallied around her the warriors of her tribe to try and face the Roman hourdes.



Boudicca successfully razed Colchester, London, and St Albans, and the Romans were getting desperate. If things continued like this, Boudicca, her daughters and her few thousand men would manage to make the Romans leave Britain entirely. So... Suetonius regrouped his forces. According to Tacitus, he amassed a force including his own Legio XIV Gemina, parts of the XX Valeria Victrix, and any available auxiliaries, a total of 10,000 men.



Boudica exhorted her troops from her chariot, her daughters beside her. She gave a short speech in which she presents herself not as an aristocrat avenging her lost wealth, but as an ordinary person, avenging her lost freedom, her battered body, and the abused chastity of her daughters. Their cause was just, and the deities were on their side; the one legion that had dared to face them had been destroyed. She, a woman, was resolved to win or die; if the men wanted to live in slavery, that was their choice.



Eventually, outnumbered badly, she was defeated. Ever the brave warrior, rather than face slavery at the hands of the invading Romans, Boudicca and her daughters drank poison, and thus ended the life of one of history's most brilliant generals.



***



Emmeline Pankhurst (14 or 15 July 1858 – 14 June 1928) was an English political activist and leader of the British suffragette movement



Pankhurst was introduced at the age of 8 to the women's suffrage movement. In 1878 she married Richard Pankhurst, a barrister known for supporting women's right to vote; She quickly became involved with the Women's Franchise League, which advocated suffrage for women. When that organization broke apart, she attempted to join the left-leaning Independent Labour Party through her friendship with socialist Keir Hardie, but was initially refused membership by the local branch of the Party on account of her gender.



After her husband died in 1898, Pankhurst founded the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU), an all-women suffrage advocacy organisation dedicated to "deeds, not words".



The group placed itself separately from – and often in opposition to – political parties. The group quickly became infamous when its members smashed windows and assaulted police officers. Pankhurst, her daughters, and other WSPU activists were sentenced to repeated prison sentences, where they staged hunger strikes to secure better conditions.



Whats not to admire in the woman who lead the Suffragette movement?



***



We need more female scientists and athletes, more women who write and paint and dream. We need more female political leaders. What we don't need, is Paris Hilton, Victoria Beckham and their ilk preening and posing for cameras and embarrassing our whole gender by acting like idiots.
Lucas
2011-03-04 02:56:01 UTC
i admire the bodygurdes of gadafi the president of Libya because all of them are virgins
amazon dot com buyer...
2011-03-03 21:53:27 UTC
besides my mom. my baby's momma.
thinkstraight27
2011-03-03 20:36:04 UTC
My mother!
tblu42
2011-03-03 20:10:16 UTC
my grandma: she is smart, kind, selfless, and loves everyone as her own child :)
vbm
2011-03-03 20:04:04 UTC
My Mother -

No woman can be compared to my mother.
jirmantogo
2011-03-03 18:37:53 UTC
My mom. One of the greatest moms ever. She takes good care of me and my family. She's so helpful and nurturing. I feel oh so lucky to have someone like her in my life.
edwardamin13
2011-03-14 19:38:46 UTC
guys please help me on this problem T.T

https://answersrip.com/question/index?qid=20110314175548AAPIqH7
2011-03-08 07:32:02 UTC
my beautiful momm !!!!!!!!!
ZON
2011-03-04 14:03:40 UTC
I admire Melissa Joan Hart,because of her extra-ordinarily appealing looks.I wish her success in her career as well as her personal life.May she always be happy.
2011-03-15 22:45:07 UTC
WOMEN ARE STUPID.
2011-03-09 13:42:34 UTC
poo poo head woman
Uchica Kakashi
2011-03-08 12:29:41 UTC
BEYONCE :)
?
2011-03-08 08:56:49 UTC
one who stays in the kitchen!
DestinyMichelle
2011-03-06 17:49:30 UTC
My mommy.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! She is the best woman in the world.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2011-03-06 04:20:05 UTC
none. i just **** em all
🖕🏻
2011-03-05 09:39:26 UTC
neither.
Evil Barney (No Longer Gives A Shit)
2011-03-05 03:02:32 UTC
I like the kind of woman that does what she's told and doesn't complain!
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2011-03-04 20:58:35 UTC
ke$ha sebert
2011-03-04 15:54:50 UTC
Women are worthless.
Jon M
2011-03-04 13:25:40 UTC
women are meant to raise children they need to stay in the kitchen and cook. they should not be in the workforce and should not drive because all they care about is their cell phones and not the well being of others on the road. you dont see men having a national mens day. just another way for women to try and act like they have actually done something for society.
2011-03-04 13:01:42 UTC
Virgin Mary.
snoopy
2011-03-04 12:59:00 UTC
sandra bullock because she is a Strong lady
2011-03-04 02:06:59 UTC
my grandmom
MillwoodsGal
2011-03-03 19:24:20 UTC
Michelle Obama is the essence of grace, she's tremendously intelligent, I cannot say enough about the woman, she is stunningly beautiful and absolutely glows. Wow to Michelle and the role she takes for the American Woman and especially for American girls. She has worked hard to be where she is and shows no sign of letting up. Michelle might be one of the next presidents.
Gina jane
2011-03-03 18:45:27 UTC
My Mom!
2011-03-03 18:28:31 UTC
Amelia Earhardt (if thats how you spell it)

girl pilots are pretty cool. first to fly solo across atlantic ocean.



and Audrey Hepburn.

its already been said but shes classy and beautiful.

icon.
?
2011-03-03 18:16:02 UTC
My mommy :)

She has a slid disk in her back, she takes depression pills, she now takes a full time job. So, she sometimes has to work two weeks in a row. I love you mom :)
2011-03-03 17:48:04 UTC
My fiancee. She's a brilliant soul, so caring and helpful to those around her. She doesn't shy away from her homosexuality, she embraces it. We've been through so much together, and she dreams of a day where we'd be just the same as any straight couple. She even wants biological children together. (when we're older, of course)



I love her with all of my heart. <3
2011-03-07 06:14:50 UTC
Hot slutty whores
?
2011-03-03 20:43:41 UTC
Sarah Palin..............LOL!



but seriously my mother. worked her way out of poverty with virtually no help. and it allowed her to give me the amazing, love-filled life I live :)
mishkin
2011-03-03 20:43:41 UTC
Martha Stewart, because she is a perfect blend of a domestic goddess and a business woman, she is the best of both worlds! She used to be an ibanker and now she sells crochet advice, I mean, how awesome is that!!!
?
2011-03-03 19:00:10 UTC
I'd have to say my mom.
uhootravel
2011-03-03 21:17:48 UTC
Hillary: cuz God told me so.
?
2011-03-03 20:22:18 UTC
snooki and jwow from jersey shore

and victoria beckham
redsavage99
2011-03-03 19:41:49 UTC
Sarah Palin and Michelle Bachmann ! Because they are strong women who won't take crap from anybody and the don't play the victim !!
2011-03-03 18:01:27 UTC
Adriana Lima - Brazilian Goddess <333



My idol . Nobody can work it like this bronze Brazilian. There are a lot of models for Victoria's Secret. . Adriana Lima is by far the most beautiful and most talented Victoria's Secret model in the world. First, she is a loving and caring women. Secondly, she has the best face and body of any model. Finally, she can work the runway and look good on any given day of the year. She is natural and i admire that.

I love her !
Richard Cranium
2011-03-03 17:33:46 UTC
My Mom... for putting up with all my ****
2011-03-03 17:20:06 UTC
My amazzziiing girlfriend :)
Starstruck
2011-03-03 16:41:07 UTC
Lucille Ball. She had so much talent and was a beautiful person. She was a smart business-woman and is one of the best TV actresses there has ever been, and she always will be. She represents to me that to get to your dreams, you have to work your butt off for it, but when you reach the dream it pays off. She is my role model and will always be. She acted flawlessly and said her lines with just the right tone.
Some Guy
2011-03-03 16:40:27 UTC
I admire women who genuinely like and respect men. Unfortunately, they seem to be rare these days in the United States. The misandry so prevalent among American women -- and, it seems, American men -- has really become tiresome and offensive. Maybe we need an International Men's Day.
2011-03-03 16:26:38 UTC
Megan Fox because shes so good looking, I think all woman should try to be good looking like her.
endpov
2011-03-03 16:22:00 UTC
from across the ages: Mary (of Jesus, Mary and Joseph),,, remember?

from across town: Mom (I'm really surprised at how many don't really like or appreciate their parents, for whatever reason, I'm just really surprised) I feel very lucky to have parents and a mom that I cherish...

from across the globe, across time, from near and far: There are so many women (and men) that I can see are just truly wonderful people, from everyday people you see all the time to well known people and celebrities. I can't begin to list all of them, since there are so many. What a wonderful world !...
2011-03-03 15:18:25 UTC
Barbie because she shows women we can be anything we want to be :)

and my mother because she has shown me that I can be anything I want to be by example.
O.W.A.B - Deva Path
2011-03-03 15:16:38 UTC
Who is still alive: Hillary Clinton



Of all time: Eleanor Roosevelt.



They both seem very smart and have accomplished a lot in their life times.



“No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.”_ Eleanor Roosevelt



One of the greatest quotes of all time, in my opinion.
MAnUPpEopLE
2011-03-13 00:22:10 UTC
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2011-03-04 15:06:36 UTC
it doesn't work that way... women admire me
2011-03-04 14:04:53 UTC
Well any hot women really. How they can look so hot amazes me. there aren't many women who mentally stimulate, or amaze me but physically, some do,some do.
2011-03-04 11:36:09 UTC
My girlfriend... because she's reading over my shoulder. :)
?
2011-03-04 11:28:17 UTC
Those with big bOObs!
2011-03-03 19:07:27 UTC
when is men's day? afterall, women have had equal rights since the 1970's. so to be fair , we need a men's day.



well anyway

here goes

the woman i least admire: JUSTIN BIEBER



the woman i most respect: any girl who is courteous,etc. anyone who thinks about other people a lot. notice how i didnt write some famous woman: thats because those famous women dont know me and have made less of a contribution to my life than the everyday girl i see at school.
Alex King
2011-03-03 18:39:09 UTC
Oprah Winfrey because she is always helping others and doing good.
2011-03-03 17:44:30 UTC
I love all women who stay in the kitchen and make sandwhiches or the bed room where i **** them.
Dude
2011-03-03 17:20:45 UTC
Margaret Thatcher



She is a strong conservative woman. They don't call her The Iron Lady for nothing.
?
2011-03-03 16:48:33 UTC
Is Lady GaGa even female ? My money is on Lucy Lui !
?
2011-03-03 16:47:08 UTC
My GF and my mother...they are the person who gives me happiness...help me when I'm lonely and they are my inspiration...They don't lead me astray.
?
2011-03-03 16:43:35 UTC
Of famous women, the woman I admire most is Carol Burnett. She faced a lot of adversity as a child and also in her adult life with the loss of a child yet she still managed to bring laughter to milions of people.
2011-03-03 15:58:15 UTC
Kim Kardashian, no explanation needed!
Millar Choffe
2011-03-03 15:55:41 UTC
my gf tee hee
waterlin
2011-03-03 15:47:42 UTC
right now i am reading a biography of edna st. vincent millay. she was an amazing, strong, gifted poet. her life story is fascinating. her poems are wonderful.
Oreo
2011-03-03 15:40:18 UTC
The kind that can get attention just by the way she walks, etc without having to be loud when she walks in a room.
Great White
2011-03-03 15:26:10 UTC
Angelique Kidjo -



UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador since 2002



Kidjo founded The Batonga Foundation which gives girls a secondary school and higher education



The Commission of the African Union (AU) announced on July 16, 2010, the appointment of Angelique Kidjo as one of the 14 Peace Ambassadors to support the implementation of the 2010 Year of Peace and Security programme.



She also supports the Zeitz Foundation, an organization focused on sustainable development and conservation.



Kidjo is fluent in Fon, French, Yorùbá, and English and sings in all four languages.



Attended law school, Paris, France.



BBC African Service has included Angelique in its list of the continent's 50 most iconic figures.



Time Magazine has called her "Africa's premier diva"



Wife, mother, singer/song writer, activist, ETC, etc. etc...



and she makes beautiful music.
2011-03-03 15:22:10 UTC
princess diana. R.I.P
Randy King
2011-03-03 15:17:41 UTC
Top US Entrepreneurs - I have 2 women listed: Mary Kay Ash and Oprah Winfrey. They have both transformed our lives and revolutionized an industry.
2011-03-03 15:17:20 UTC
Anuradha Koirala.
heelys
2011-03-09 13:26:27 UTC
idk
2011-03-08 04:45:35 UTC
المراة كاس شفاف يجب ان تفهمة حتى لا تكسرة بداية هذاالتشابة ان هذا الكاس قوي ويتحمل ظروف كثيرة ولكن في لحظة قد يكون قابل للكسر السريع ؟وهذة المراة تجدهاقوية مربية ولكنها في لحظة من اللحظات تصبهاحالة من الضعف الشديد المؤدي للكسر ,ومن جهة اخرى ان هذاالكاس ان وضعت فيه عسل فانت ستشرب العسل وان وضعت فيه شراب مر او ماء عكرفانت ستشرب المر والعكر لا محالة وان وضعت فيه مشروب حار فستجني الحرارة_ ومن جهة المرا ة فهي ليست ببعيدعن هذا الكاس فان اعطيتها الحلو ستجني الحلو_وان عاملتها با لمر العكر ستجني المر العكر لامحالة لذلك اللبيب من يضع في هذ الكاسالحلو ليجني الحلو_))والغبي المغفل من يضع في هذا الكاس المر العكر_ وينتظر ان يشرب شرابا حلو (وايضا المراة اذا اصابها خدش من الصعب ان تصلحة _المراة مخلوق رقيق (ولكنها تقف شامخةامام الصعاب _المراةهادئة وتنقلب بركان عند غضبها(((((((((((ان اردت ان تسعد حياتك ايها الرجل_ اسعد من تعيش معك _في تلك اللحظة ستكون انت الامير المدلل _وهي من تفني عمرها في خد متك من الممكن ان تشعل اصابعها العشرة لك شموع _في حالة واحدة فقط (اذا احست انك تستاهل ان تحرق ا صابعها من اجلك ولا يكفيهااحراقالاصابع بل ممكن ان تحرق عمرها من اجلك
2011-03-07 15:32:19 UTC
nicki minaj b/c ahe like my voice when ever idk wat tu du i listen to her
2011-03-04 06:08:41 UTC
none really. all men
2011-03-03 20:07:11 UTC
I appreciate a woman who listens to what I say, bares me sons, and only talks when spoken to. I also admire a woman who knows her place, cooks me dinner, and does my laundry.
?
2011-03-03 18:09:17 UTC
i like Asian women!!!
?
2011-03-03 17:31:54 UTC
anyone except hillary clington cuz she is zionist and racist
2011-03-03 17:31:17 UTC
My Mom- strong, caring, understanding, loving ya know basically the BEST WOMEN EVER!!!!! :DDDDDDDDDDDDD
Laura
2011-03-03 17:02:56 UTC
Of course my mom is #1, but number #2 would be Mother Theresa. She was such a loving, compassionate woman who helped many.
♪♫ɱøиîî ợüîиħล♥ ◕‿◕
2011-03-03 16:52:13 UTC
Ohhhh, my mom!!! Because she is an amazing woman.
2011-03-03 16:29:33 UTC
drunk whores

there is nothing better than a drunk whore
jake 8
2011-03-03 16:29:19 UTC
Oprah is number one.



She is the only woman I know that has the unique ability to convince every woman they are a victim of something... Very strange.
2011-03-03 16:28:44 UTC
I appreciate every woman who does their job by making me dinner and ironing my shirt
Esha
2011-03-03 16:16:09 UTC
that i know, my mum.

that i don't know, tina turner.



wow that is the most thumbs down i have ever had!!! i am just wondering why, its my personal opinion :/
Kristin
2011-03-03 15:49:16 UTC
Amy Lee is an awesome women. She is from the band Evanescence. She makes really good music and is an awesome singer and also plays the piano and is really good at it! She is very inspirational and has helped a lot of girls through her music to be strong. She also helps people with epilepsy. Visit her website at: http://outoftheshadows.com
2011-03-03 15:47:23 UTC
Jennifer Lopez - charismatic, talented, regal, and kind-hearted.



edit: TDs - wow, so much hate in honor of women's day. Way to go, people!
2011-03-03 15:44:51 UTC
lady gaga ,because even after all the crap people give her she carries on.

she loves her fans , shes amazing , shes a great dancer and singer (ive seen her live twice)

shes a great person , even with all the rumors that she has a penis shes stayed strong and ignored all the haters , shes living her dream and look how far shes come , she really has taught me that no matter how bad you'ree life gets and no matter how much you hate you're self and your body that you are beautiful in your own way and it really gets me through hard times when i think of the message she gives. its about loving your self following your dreams and embracing who you are


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