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“Know that God has a plan for your life. Turn your life over to him every day. Stop looking outside yourself for validation and approval-you're letting other people define your happiness. Instead of trying so hard to manipulate life, take care of yourself on the inside. Then all those other attributes you're so desperately seeking will find you eventually.”

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Trisha

Trisha, born on May 4, 1983, is a talented film actress who has won the love and recognition of audiences with her outstanding performance in various film and television works. more

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