Sorry is such an underrated word – I use it liberally.
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View all 209 →My soon-to-be ex-wife, Amanda. I wish I’d been able to do whatever would have been necessary all the way back to keep us as a unit. Probably the worst thing I did was not tell her how miserable I was, certain that I could turn this around somehow.
My two middle children, Mason and Jude. They will know why.
My mother, because when I’m stressed, I can be really horrible to her.
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View profile →The fact that I didn’t get more success in the music industry.
Menopausal anxiety.
I’ve never bought a property. The most expensive thing I’ve bought was a Hyundai Tucson.
I could be kinder to myself.
I broke both my legs in a hit-and run accident when I was 26.
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