🌍 Women who changed the course of history
Marie Curie was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize and the only one in history to win it in two different fields - physics and chemistry. She worked in conditions that we consider impossible today and still left a mark on science forever.

Frida Kahlo was a Mexican artist who, despite pain, illness, and personal tragedies, created deep, vibrant paintings that spoke of femininity, freedom, body, and soul.

Lesya Ukrainka is a woman who fought against illness, against restrictions, against oppression, and still wrote about freedom. Her word still burns like a fire in the darkness.

Rosa Parks is a simple-looking woman who said: "No, I will not give up my seat." Her act became the spark that ignited the civil rights movement in the United States.

Malanka Verbovska, Kateryna Bilokur, and Olena Teliha are our Ukrainian women who loved, fought, and created. They were not only women of their time, but women for the ages.

💫 And now - to you
You may not be leading a revolution. Maybe you don't write poetry or create scientific theories. But every day you create life - your own and those around you. And this is already a feat.

You are important. You are worthy of love, respect, silence and light. You don't have to be perfect. But you can be real.

A strong woman is not the one who never cries. She is the one who finds the strength to move on after crying. The one who does not betray herself. The one who knows her value, even if the world tries to diminish it.

🌹 Love yourself
Respect your boundaries. Stand up for your beliefs. Take care of your body and soul. Don't ask for permission to be yourself.

Because there is a little bit of Marie Curie in each of us. A little bit of Lesya. A little bit of Rosa. We are the continuation of a great women's story. And our lives are already a part of it.

Love yourself. Believe in yourself. And never let others define your value.

With love and respect,
A woman who believes in you!