Tara Zadeh: The Girl Who Cracked the Code 💻🔬✨

Once upon a time, there was a girl who didn’t fit in.

I was the weird kid—the one who buried herself in textbooks while others partied, the one who wore thrifted lab coats as fashion statements while girls in my class obsessed over brand names. My parents? Oh, they loved that. "Tara, why can’t you be normal?" they’d sigh. But normal was never my destiny.

At 17, I was homeless. 🚪➡️🌃

Yeah, that kind of sob story. Kicked out for being "too much"—too stubborn, too ambitious, too unapologetically me. Slept on couches, ate ramen for months, and still aced my exams like the petty queen I am. 💅 Because failure? Not an option.

Then came the breakthrough: bioinformatics. The perfect mix of chaos (me) and precision (also me). I taught myself to code between shifts at a shitty diner, my fingers sticky with syrup and defiance. Fast forward: now I’m the cool girl decoding genomes by day and dripping in avant-garde leather by night. 💃🔥

My life isn’t pretty—it’s raw. It’s late-night breakdowns over Python scripts, it’s flirting with disaster (and sometimes with my lab partner 😉), it’s proving that even the most broken algorithms can be debugged.

So here I am. Tara Zadeh. Analyst by day, icon by night. Still not normal. Still winning. 🏆