Lisa Belkin, 2/15/12

Senior Columnist on Life/Work/Family, Huffington Post

What, nowadays, is the meaning of the word wife? It certainly is not what it used to be -- but it hasn't yet come to mean something new, either.

Nancy Colier, 2/15/12

Psychotherapist, interfaith minister, writer and public speaker

To be strong is not to outrun sadness, but rather to learn to embrace it when it is here, to take good care of it so that it can heal. This is a warrior's strength, a wise parent's strength.

Sandy Abrams, 2/16/12

Founder & CEO, Moisture Jamzz, Inc./Author Your Idea, Inc.

Mompreneurs are in love with technology. It allows us to be uber productive, run a biz from home affordably and professionally while being a mom, and even have fun on social media while building our own brands.

Nedda Alammar, 2/16/12

Humorist, essayist

Has the rate of divorce in this country and Lifetime movies about women who kill their husbands not taught us anything?

Debra Ollivier, 2/15/12

Contributing editor and writer at large, Huff/Post50

The French are groomed to think about love from an early age not in the absolutes of total love or utter rejection, but in nuances and a range of possibilities.

Lois Alter Mark, 2/14/12

Co-founder, StyleSubstanceSoul.com; Flicks for Kids Editor, NickJr.com

The comfort of "pink" has softened the disease and given it a warm, fuzzy feel that any woman with breast cancer will tell you is just plain wrong.

Kathy Caprino, 2/14/12

Women's work-life expert, career coach, and Founder of Ellia Communications

Kate Fridkis, 2/10/12

Blogger, Eat The Damn Cake

But the model's so skinny, I keep thinking, unoriginally (don't worry, I know how unoriginal it is), but it's almost the ordinariness of the observation that makes it meaningful.

Jamie Lee Curtis, 2/12/12

Actress and children's book author

It is not fame's fault. It is no one's fault. Do you blame cancer on fame? Do you blame diabetes on fame? It is a disease and like cancer, diabetes and depression, it is everywhere. Alcoholism and addiction is ever present and it wants you dead.

Daniel Burrus, 2/15/12

Technology Futurist, Keynote Speaker, Author

Who is running and leading the companies that make the products women are buying for themselves and their families? Increasingly, it's women.

Holly Sidell, 2/14/12

Writer. Teacher. Healer.

It is not until we can separate the person from the memory that we will cease being haunted.

Sabrina Schaeffer, 2/13/12

Executive Director, Independent Women's Forum

While this may be the writers' logical next step in a developing relationship, it struck me as jarring. Why the complete disregard for marriage? These scenes are not simply anti-tradition; they are confusing. Entertainment is literally writing the institution of marriage out of existence.

Erica Dhawan, 2/13/12

Next generation leader and entrepreneur

Women in MBA programs often feel like the frequent tradeoffs inherent in a busy work and family life are something to be overcome, not managed.

Lonna Saunders, 2/12/12

Attorney/Writer/Broadcaster

Her death is a wake up call for all of us to reach out to those we know and love, whether they seek our help or not.

Hilary Rosen, 2/9/12

Communications, media and political strategist

This public debate on whether or not the Obama administration's sensible policy on covering birth control has turned into a boys against the girls fight. And the boys are out of touch and out of line.

Ethlie Ann Vare, 2/10/12

Film and TV writer and producer; author, 'Love Addict: Sex, Romance and Other Dangerous Drugs'

Here are a few telltale signs and symptoms of affection deficit disorder: You might be a love addict if ...

Rita Wilson, 2/10/12

Editor at Large, Huff/Post50; Actor and Producer

What's the secret to long-lasting relationships? It seems your answers were close to what my answers would be: Laughter, kindness, respect, allowing the other to grow, hanging in there when it gets rough, not walking away. And great sex.