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Tyler Perry Personality
Tyler Perry was born in New Orleans in the year 1969. This individual underwent some very difficult situations in his childhood. Born into a family of six members, out of the four children, Perry seemed to be the main focus of the children’s abusive alcoholic father. Due to this harsh situation, Perry tried to commit suicide in order to find relief from the difficult life that he had been given. After failing at his attempt of ending his life, Perry (during adolescence) altered his first name from that of his abusive father to Tyler. While he was changing things around in his life, the young Perry did not finish high school either. Instead, he dropped his high school enrollment to pursue the general equivalency diploma, otherwise known as the

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