At fifteen, she argued with her teachers and her parents about practically everything. She wanted to search for the person she knew was hiding inside so she ran away to live with her sisters in Denver. Here she was struck with many experiences; she had a great form of beauty, strong figure and beautiful. All of this she could use to her advantage. It was easier for women to get attention the more beautiful they were, no one really paid attention to how intelligent a woman was because women were thought to be less smart. Even though

Golda was very head strong and stubborn she still kept to herself, so when she was first revealed intimately it was made a big deal. In her letters to the men she was involved with you could get a sense of strong tenderness and love. She was passionate with everything that had to do with her. The things she loved and the things she hated. The men she had love affairs with were men of power and pioneering giants of the time. They pushed her career, which did not always satisfy her, so from time to time she had to prove herself that she could do it on her own but this was just an easier way. Men except for Golda ran all of America's society. She was the only woman to break into their inner circle and socialize with the men about political issues and things of that nature. She unlike most women was taken seriously more than half the time. All though she was not always alone she did feel a sense of loneliness.

Golda really believed in the power and knowledge of women.

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