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Eva do Couto :
Dude 😭 I’m a mess over this. Seems so simple, but it’s really not and it is in fact that deep.
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janedoe_77
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Christina is a new generation’s Dana Scully♥️
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Bonnie✨ :
This is why it’s so important for women to be represented, it’s not just about inclusivity for appearances, little girls see that and suddenly realise “I can do this too”
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bobbincosplays
BobbinCosplays :
my 5 year old niece is obsessed with space now bc she wants "to be like Astronaut Christina!"
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"There was a girl" 🥹🥹 absolutely everything
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😭💞
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where can I watch this link pls
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Aniek de Vries :
who is the fifth? she didn't went on the flight?@
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What time in the interview like how far along did he say it
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💥ハンゲゾエ :
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Emily Yalet Ramirez :
AWW so cute 🥺
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awwwwwww
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AWWWW 💕💕
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thankyouartemis
thankyouartemis :
her impact is undeniable, reading some of the letters at thankyouartemis.com makes it very clear! ❤️
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link
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