Aphrodite: The Seductive Muse
An expressive woman, full of life, who sees the simple solutions other people don't and is inventive and resourceful - but seeks intimacy and is strongly identified with sexuality, to the point where "this archetype has gotten a bad rap."

Artemis: The Amazon
A powerful, independent woman who loves competition, but also identifies with nature and feminism.

Athena: The Father's Daughter
Furthers her career by aligning herself with powerful men and trying to prove she's every bit as capable as the men around her; doesn't connect with other women, but loves to be in control.

Demeter: The Nurturer
A compassionate caregiver who sacrifices much in order to help others - particularly children or those she feels she is responsible for; her whole identity is tied up in caring for others.

Hera: The Matriarch
A strong, supportive, committed woman who sticks by her family no matter what, yet won't let others wrong her even if they're family; she's the shoulder everyone can lean on yet she wants to keep tabs on everyone too.

Hestia: The Mystic
A calm, gentle woman of simple tastes, who enjoys solitude and does not shy from basic household chores (a career doesn't much interest her); she needs to be creative and can be free-spirited, and she wants to do things for herself rather than be beholden to someone else.

Isis: The Female Messiah
A selfless woman who never sways from her life's mission, she doesn't take sides but acts as a detached observer, although she stands up for her own beliefs.

Persephone: The Maiden
A carefree, childlike woman who prefers to let others handle the details of life so she doesn't have to worry about it; she easily opens up and approaches people that others might shun, although sometimes this can harm her.

Definitely this one. For sure. And are these supposed to be positive qualities? I consider most of these things in the description to be negative things.

^Theyre not positive or negative. One description is just the "good" version of them and the other description is the "evil" version of them lol. So positive/negative qualities are all just mixed.

^ Well, I think positive and good, and negative and evil, have something in common but as you say.