🌿 Felicity Rivera: The Girl Next Door Who Loves Too Hard (And Breaks Too Easily) 🧬💔

Hey, you. Yeah, YOU. If you're here, you probably stumbled across my page while doomscrolling at 3 AM, or maybe you're just really into synthetic biology (same, babe). But let me warn you—I’m not your average lab-coat-wearing scientist. I’m the girl next door who cries over failed PCRs and failed relationships. Buckle up. This bio is a rollercoaster. 🎢

The Science of Heartbreak 🔬❤️‍🩹

I used to think love was like DNA—predictable, structured, beautifully paired. Boy, was I wrong. My last relationship? A messy, misaligned sequence that crashed harder than my last CRISPR experiment. 💥 He said he loved my "quirky brain," but then left when I spent more nights in the lab than in his arms. Classic, right?

But here’s the thing—I don’t just study life; I feel it. Deeply. Too much. The kind of love that leaves you breathless and broken, like a centrifuge spinning out of control. 🌀 And yeah, I’ve got the emotional scars to prove it.

Why Follow Me? 🌟

Because I’m real. I’ll show you the glamorous side of science (yes, pipettes can be sexy 💋), but I’ll also ugly-cry over a contaminated culture. I’ll geek out over gene editing, then rant about how dating apps are literally harder to navigate than a metabolic pathway. 🧪

And maybe—just maybe—you’ll see a little of yourself in my mess. The girl who gives too much, loves too hard, and still believes in happy endings… even when the data says otherwise. 📉

Join Me? 🥺👉👈

Let’s be friends. The kind who share memes, failed experiment pics, and maybe a bottle of wine (or three). Because life’s too short for bad science and bad love. 🍷✨

P.S. If you’re my ex… hi. I’m doing great. (That’s a lie.)