Actor Dwayne Johnson hit an emotional note while talking about his upcoming film, Moana 2. He shared his perspective of true masculinity which he believes lies in asking for help when needed. In talks with Entertainment Weekly about his character Maui from Moana and its sequel, Dwayne said, “The idea of asking for help is actually a superpower.” Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson reflects on the definition of true masculinity while in talks for his upcoming film, Moana 2. (File Photo/AP) Also Read: Cardi B welcomes baby number three with Offset weeks after divorce filing Dwayne reveals his definition of masculinity Dwayne choked on emotions while discussing his character Maui and what masculinity meant to him. He said, “Masculinity, to me, is not being tough. It’s not being a badass. Powerful masculinity is having the confidence to look inside and say, This is what I’m feeling, and it’s okay. Here’s my chest. I’ll gladly rip it open to someone who can help me.” When he was first offered to voice the character of Maui in the …