Josh Duhamel

They don't as much as they used to, but it just, you know, there's no sense in wasting my energy worrying about that.

I think that it would be to trust yourself and that you belong.

Yeah.

Yeah, and don't worry about what people think about you.

Just as long as you're living a true, authentic sort of life, then you're good.

Whereas before, I felt like I had to sort of fit in and make myself this thing that I really wasn't.

How about you?

What would you tell your young self?

Yeah.

It's hard to trust that, right?

Because we grow up, that's what's so beautiful about us.

I have this little two-year-old son, almost two.

And that's the most beautiful thing about these kids is they don't have these walls that have gone up.

There's no pretense.

They just live.

They sit there with their belly out and they just walk right up to you.

He'll fart and laugh.

Whatever it is, he just... And then as we get older, these things come up and we have to sort of, you know, and it's inevitable.

You know, every person goes through this because life happens and you just have to...

It's like a protective mechanism.