Durant revealed that he suffered from depression in the Warriors and thought too much that he was not handsome enough

Recently, Rockets star Durant revealed on a basketball program that he suffered from depression six or seven years ago, which caused him a lot of trouble and fell into a process of self-denial.

According to Durant's timeline, he was in the Warriors era at that time. Those few seasons were when Durant was at his peak. He was surrounded by the Splash Brothers, who were also at their peak, as well as defensive master Gao Lin, and the two elder brothers Durant and Livingston. During this period, Durant reached the finals three times, won the championship trophy and the MVP trophy twice, and almost completed three consecutive championships. Unfortunately, his championship dynasty was ruined by an Achilles tendon injury.

What is unexpected is that Durant actually suffered from depression when he was at his best. The reason is that Durant was very dissatisfied with his body shape and appearance at the time, thinking that he was too thin, too tall, and too obvious. I felt that my thoughts at that time were very strange, and I even thought that I was not handsome enough. Fortunately, Durant walked out from behind and realized that my idea at that time was too stupid. Durant believes that most of the reasons for depression are thinking too much and self-denial.

Now Durant no longer has this thought, and is very satisfied with himself. He doesn't care about irrelevant comments or the opinions of others. But when the host asked him why he opened a trumpet and attacked the fans, Durant said that it was an enjoyable process and would stimulate fans' desire to buy tickets. I have to say that superstars are also ordinary people off the court and have all kinds of troubles. This is true even for a superstar like Durant who is extremely wealthy and famous.

After all, Durant was surrounded by top handsome guys like Curry and Thompson at the time, so he naturally had some ideas, but after changing teams, he didn't have so many ideas.