I really like the structure of my body. It moves well, it looks good, it photographs well, it understands gesture and nuance.
Men ought to become more conscious of their bodies as objects of delight.
I used to hate my legs. Now I've learned to embrace them. They've allowed to do everything that I am able to do.
I've spent a lot of time being insecure about my body, but it's done so much for me. It's my tool, my vessel for my job.
I just thank God for giving me the body that I have.
I like the fact that the audience does notice the hard work that I put in to maintain my physique, and there is nothing better than having your hard work appreciated!
It's hard to find peace with your thighs, but when they chafe, try to be grateful for them. Your thighs let you run and get you where you want to go. I have not just thigh peace but thigh happiness, and it begins with thigh gratitude.
My body is so important to me... my face, my arms, my legs, my hands, my eyes, everything. I use everything I have.
Often, there's an emphasis in my work, and it's sort of the celebrating of the body.
We ought to cherish the body. Our body's substance is not from an evil principle, as the Manicheans imagine, but from God. And therefore, we ought to cherish the body by the friendship of love, by which we love God.
There was an art to the male posterior. That's all there was to it.
