As an adult, not having my own horse yet.
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View all 369 →The death of my mother, when I was 18.
That in 2019 we’re still dealing with people hating people or people wanting to keep women down. That we haven’t evolved past that is a huge disappointment.
My biggest disappointment would be living with disappointment. What a burden to be shackled to. I would be truly disappointed if I didn’t (as the song says) pick myself up, dust myself off, and start all over again.
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After a significant traumatic experience when I was looking for reasons to stay alive.
It is obsessive, it is glorious, it is everything that we’re put on this Earth to feel, all at once.
Insecurity around money. I have this profound insecurity about not having enough to provide for my family.
Passing wind on camera. I was doing a rather large movie and it was a closeup.
My wife, because of the lessons we’ve learned and what we have overcome over the course of our time together.
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