Stop worrying about life, no one survived it. — A.J. Shazad
Stop worrying about life, no one survived it. — A.J. Shazad
Stop worrying about life, no one survived it. — A.J. Shazad
Stop worrying about life, no one survived it. — A.J. Shazad
Stop worrying about life, no one survived it. — A.J. Shazad
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Stop worrying about life, no one survived it.

— A.J. Shazad
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The more you cry today, the more stronger and happier you'll be tomorrow. — Michael Bassey Johnson
You're going to act like a happy man. I know, I know. It's the hardest role in the world. — Pat Conroy, South of Broad
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