#inspriational

[ed-recoverry]

I’ve seen so much repulsive comments regarding Christina Koch, often sexually explicit remarks about how she’s a woman on a crew with three other men for an extended period of time.

I’m sure a lot of you have also seen it.

But know here are other comments you don’t see.

A few more I couldn’t fit:

I had dropped my dream of being a veterinarian for exotic animals, now I’m rethinking it

I’ve wanted to be a teacher my entire life and I’ve never wanted it more than now, I’m hopefully starting college in august for it! This mission has inspired me ever since I learned about it

She reignited my dream of being an astronaut. It's basically my reason to live now🥹🥹

she made me focus even more on my studies at computer science (my first year btw) and made me feel less insecure of being not good enough at this area, bc now i can feel that there's nothing that i can't learn studying. she also made me curious about astrophysis, and now i'm wondering if i could have some space at this area even being graduate at computer science. im so obsess with her, bc after watchin' her at space, i feel that im capable at anything that i want <3

I have my thyroid surgery next month for my cancer— I’m ready to face it

I got accepted for a nasa internship the same day they launched🥹

I receive my admission letter for my PhD the day they took off btw

I picked up my pen and started drawing again

I have really bad anxiety so I wasn’t on vacation for a long time. I booked that train because of her… if she can fly around the moon I can sit in a train!

[kyleighbear06]

doing discrete computational structure homework, the line "The complement of an empty set is the universe" goes kinda hard actually

[nonbinary-odo]

When your day is less than perfect, watch an O'Brien Suffers™ episode of Star Trek. Watch that Irish Everyman go through absolute hell and still get home to his family at the end of the day and know that you, too, will survive and thrive, just like him

[castrocharity]

What I have learned while growing up, and what I have experienced myself, is that the reason l began to help others significantly once I became wealthy is that I gained much more than money can buy, like good health, joy, peace, and happiness in my life and with my family. I've observed that many wealthy individuals suffer from poor health and often live in fear since acquiring wealth. In contrast, I feel free and am doing well. I can walk the streets without security, enjoying a true peace of mind, so I will advise you to help and assist someone today, I believe that if we support one another, the rich and poor, the world will be better.

"In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity." So l am here to give you an opportunity

Follow, like, and reblog to be selected among the five I will be helping this month, You might get lucky

[cbssurfer]

When you think life just got hard…

[nomadicfog]

there is so much love.

i feel it, i have it.

we don’t lose it.

it comes back

like stardust

[sleeplessv0id]

the point of living itself is to fall so madly in love with everything surrounding you that it hurts. you feel that pain, and despite it all you only allow yourself to fall deeper in love with life. that in itself is a whole life.

[hereweareinthedark]