Wrestling

A couple of days ago I saw the new movie by Darren Aronofsky, with amazing performance of Mickey Rourke as the main character. "The wrestler" is undoubtely worth seeing an remembering. It's strong and shocking, but at the same time - very simple and very true.
The years following the great career of the wrestler Ram show how important is - not only career, not only catching the moment and taking the best of it (also it is important to think about what "best" means in this case) - but also, or first of call, caring about the people we love, being with them and for them when they need us, thinking not only about present, but about future as well.
It is extremely sad to discover at the end of the way that there is noone by our side to support us. Ram had lots of fans, who were there for him during his final fight. But although there were so many more of them than friends or family anyone could wish to have, all in all, they were strangers. They gave him hope and pride, but they didn't share his problems and could not help him in the way that could lead his life into happiness.