#mirra

[channelslam]

19 year old Mirra Andreeva (RUS) snaps Marta Kostyuk's (UKR) clay win streak in straight sets to reach her maiden grand slam final. She is the first player born after 2005 to make a slam final, and is the 5th youngest RG women's finalist. She is the youngest WTA player to reach a slam final since Coco Gauff in RG 2022.

[floraliankiss26]

to anyone wondering if sectonia is afraid of mirrors after being trapped in one for 11 years

[zeynepsjournal]

[aintnobodylikemydesigurl]

maiden grand slam at 19 🥹

[amphitheatre-heart]

how can you not love her

[punkitt-is-here]

mirra and the crimson catastrophe

[ginnungagay]

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Is the Mother some form of manmade object or natural rock formation?

Well, people agree that it's an old mine in a random rocky hill that was dug through but didn't really go anywhere.

But what were they mining?

I don't know, but, uh, it must have been something, right? Like, quartz or whatever? People mine for that, right?

I guess, but the tunnels are pretty small for regular people to go through. How did they traverse that mine?

Um...well, I don't know much about mining, so...maybe some child labor? You know, before it was illegal.

...Huh, I just realized - isn't there a big quartz boulder in the hollow in the middle of that slope? If they were mining for quartz, why didn't they take that? It'd at least be a good piece in a museum or something.

I, uh... Hm. You know, now that I think about it, I never did see any mining equipment there. Or pictures of it, actually.

Weird rumor to start, then. Wonder what's under all those loose rocks and spiky stones. Has to be more than quartz.

I hear the Chell Park cats like going in there. Maybe they know something we don't.

Maybe they do.