Daniel Bryan

Whenever anyone has asked me if wrestling is __orth it,_ meaning is the reward worth the pain, worth the travel, worth the being away from your family, I__e always answered yes. And it always felt like it was. But I naïvely assumed that when I was done wrestling, I could always go home and make up for all the time I__e missed with my family and friends. Now, going home isn__ the same, and there is nothing I can do to make up for all the time I__e spent away from my father. Instead of being proud of my accomplishments, all I feel is regret about not being there for the most important people in my life, the people who have loved me in a way that had nothing to do with wrestling. If you were to ask me today if all the reward was worth the sacrifices, I would say no. Yet I keep on because I__ not quite sure what else to do with myself and because stopping now won__ give me any more time with my father.