My heart bleeds for Ukraine, and what so many good people have to go through. 😢 If I could get my hands on Putin, nobody on this planet would be able to save him, I'll tear him to pieces.
However, every crisis has an upside or three. On 23 February, 99% of people in 150 countries didn't know where Ukraine is on a world map, or the name of the capital. Today they know not only that, but also how astonishingly brave and strong Ukrainians are. Our admiration for you is absolutely huge.
Sure you're not angels, and do have some bad spots in your history and politics, but you're miles above Russia when it comes to moral high ground.
Ukraine will win, and no war last forever. You need to think a bit into the future, for when the rebuilding begins, and what your role can be then. So you can start preparing for it now, like studying a skill that will be in demand then. Programming, perhaps?
In the meanwhile, do like you're doing now, write about Ukraine. Post photos of before the war, of how beautiful Ukraine really is. Post amusing stories of pre-war times. Let people around the world fall in love with Ukraine. It's a given that once the war is over, the tourism industry will boom. Everyone now will want to see and experience Ukraine. You can play a major role in that, if you make some clever plans now.
Let this crisis be the defining moment in your life, that you'll look back at over 20 years and be pleased that you made your life and that of others worthwhile.
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