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Woman gets maternity-style photo shoot with her Ph.D thesis
Sara Whelan Curtis is a PhD scholar at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia who got herself a maternity shoot featuring not her babies, but her PhD thesis.
The internet felt totally relatable when a PhD student from Georgia got a maternity shoot done for herself featuring her thesis, perfectly describing how she felt completing the thesis finally.
She compared the process to a pregnancy and called it the 'longest labor ever'. She shared a before and after picture of herself with her 'baby' as well. In one picture, she was seen caressing her 'baby bump', and in the next, cradling her thesis wrapped in baby blankets.
Yes, I did a photo shoot with my thesis. Longest labor ever. #phdlife pic.twitter.com/wpGdFPANd6
— Sarah Whelan Curtis (@sarahwcurtis) June 4, 2019
This is EVERYTHING!!!!!
— Dr. Jennifer Cassidy (@OxfordDiplomat) June 4, 2019
This was my hand in photo. As I couldn't bear the smiley normal photo as if I just casually wrote 130,000 words. No I was goddam showing the pain and torture too. Dragging myself to the finish line! pic.twitter.com/lh8lWtkANM
Yes, I did a photo shoot with my thesis. Longest labor ever. #phdlife pic.twitter.com/wpGdFPANd6
— Sarah Whelan Curtis (@sarahwcurtis) June 4, 2019
i think we should be friends lol
— novayorkines (@joydevision) June 4, 2019
(congrats!) pic.twitter.com/KyOZCapNUl
I meant to do a PhD baby blanket, but never got past knitting the central panel... pic.twitter.com/eIu7AMdVPJ
— Dr. Stephanie Craven (@OpusMixtum) June 4, 2019
Congratulations on the newprint baby-thesis! Thanks for spending love on every page. When will she/he be introduce to the world (preprint)?
— Achmad Danny 🔬 (@dannygazali) June 4, 2019
Wait, I am hearing the baby whispers: I want siblings in the near future 🙉
