This quote by Katy Perry is a reflection of her tough upbringing. Maturing in a stringent religious household, she was not enabled to listen to popular music or watch tv. She was also homeschooled, which implied she did not have the very same experiences as other kids her age. This quote is a suggestion of the struggles she dealt with as a child, and how she was rejected the chance to have a normal youth. It is also a suggestion of the strength and resilience she has actually developed in order to conquer these obstacles. Despite the obstacles she dealt with, Katy Perry has gone on to turn into one of the most successful and influential artists of her generation. This quote is a testament to her strength and decision, and works as an inspiration to others who have actually faced similar battles.
This quote is written / told by Katy Perry somewhere between October 25, 1984 and today. She was a famous Musician from USA.
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