I Judge People On How They Smell,

I Remember When I Was 33 Or 34, It Was Devastating Because I Realized I Wasn't A Kid Anymore. The Great Thing About 40 Was That I Really Felt Like I Had Life Experience And Knew What I Was Doing Now.

It's Not That I Didn't Love Myself Before. Sometimes We Don't Realize That We Are Compromising Ourselves. To Understand That A Person Is Not Good For You, Or That That Person Is Not Treating You In The Right Way, Or That He Is Not Doing The Right Thing For Himself - If I Stay, Then I Am Not Doing The Right Thing For Me. I Love Myself Enough To Walk Away From That Now.

[having Perosonal Trainer For The Movie 'the Back-up Plan'] I Felt Like I Had Just Given Birth. He Was Like, "you Can't Eat Anything But This. You've Got To Do What I Say." So Along With Doing The Film, I Did This Kind Of Disciplined Workout Regimen, Because Every Cheese Farmer Is Ripped And Buff, And I Wanted To Be True To Character, Because I'm Method. But It Took A Lot Of Hard Work To Get There. You Can Rest Assured In The Fact That It's All Gone Now.

Anybody Who's Had Children Knows This Feeling Of Deep Love. It's A Selfless Love, An Unconditional Love. And It Makes You Kind Of Examine Everything That Has Happened.

In My Mind I First Felt Like, Oh, I'll Be Back To Work Right After The Babies Are Born. But Then You Don't Want To. Even Now, It's Very Difficult For Me To Leave Them In The Morning. It Just Tortures Me. I'm Like, It's Been Hours; Are They Wondering Where I Am? Do They Know That I Love Them So Much And I'm Thinking Only About Them?