Just like Adam in the film, doing a dispensable job, it seems that it doesn't matter what his show is about except himself. With a girlfriend who thinks they love each other, and a friend who is always full of "fun", everything seems to be nothing, life can't be more ordinary, and it can't be better. But the sudden onset of cancer shattered all that.
In the face of cancer, Adam seemed very calm at first. He even asked his girlfriend to leave him. He even went to work as usual, shaved his hair and took care of his own life. As if nothing had happened, psychological guidance became dispensable.
It's all based on the fact that he doesn't think his illness can endanger his life. So he can face his girlfriend's betrayal calmly, he can still treat his parents stubbornly, and he can continue to accompany his friends to pick up girls. But when his patient suddenly left, he realized that it was really possible for him to die suddenly.
So the night before the operation, he realized his reluctance to let go of this world and felt the fear that death brings to everyone. In the end, he survived the surgery and recovered from the disease.
Our life is actually the same. When we are stressed, we need to vent, and relatives and friends need us to know how to cherish them.
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