As a dude who used to lurk around r/feminism and still do occasionally, I know that there are lots of women who self identify as feminists that sincerely want nothing more than make sure both sexes are treated equally (I know some of us have different viewpoints on this, but let's stay on topic and assume we're addressing all the fine ladies out there for whom this truly applies).

I know at least from being a male lurker on r/feminism, it's easy to feel excluded and possibly even disliked or downright despised by the people of the subreddit because some of what we post can simply feel like we're insinuating that their gender, and almost by extension they as members of that group, are responsible for wrongdoings they have no part in or also might even disagree with themselves. A few times I found myself wishing that r/feminism would start a thread on how much they love men or talk about men they respected and admired, just because, as a guy, I would feel less alienated and disliked, even if, in most instances, that feeling was a bit silly and unwarranted, because I sincerely want to believe that a lot of women there are good people who really want equality between the genders.

So, obviously there are plenty of fine ladies out there who we, the MRA community dearly love, and I wanted to start a thread for all of us MRA's to post a comment about a woman in our lives that we love, respect, admire, look up to, try to emulate, ect., in the hopes that maybe a few ladies reading through r/mensrights read and understand how we feel about women :]

EDIT: Thank you to everyone who has posted here, by taking the time to share I think we've actually done something, little though it may be, to help our cause. A few women have already commented positively about this thread and hopefully have a more positive view of MRA if they didn't already have one to begin with, and I can only imagine that quite a few have come across it who did not comment, so good job everyone & thanks!