By Chris Oddo | @Thefanchild | Wednesday 26 February 2025
Andrey Rublev It has never been shy when it comes to opening mental health issues. In our sport, Russian is one of the man who has been in the end, speaking psychologically, but he is an inspiration because he has constantly sought to improve himself through experience.
One year after a low career point, which without ruble predetermined by a match in Dubai due to a merger at trial, Russian can celebrate the steps he is taking.
These days Rublev writes the word “responsibility” in his shoe before matching, so that he can be constantly remembered for an important principle.
“So in the end it doesn’t matter what’s going on in your life, it’s just your fault, no one else,” Rublev explains. “You can’t blame anything or anyone. I think this is a kind to remind myself not to complain. “
I think so because in the end everything is connected. It all has to do with balance everywhere. It doesn’t matter. If you are not balanced with yourself, you will not be balanced. It doesn’t matter everything will be separated.
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A negative loop
Rublev explained how low he went, depressed and self-inflicting, for a few years, and credited the conversation with the former world Mararat Safi to help him find his way to go out.
“I was just a kind in a loop lost with myself for a few years, I don’t know, not finding the way, not understanding what to do, what to do,” he said. “I don’t know, it sounds a little bit dramatic or whatever, like what the reason or intention to live like or things like it. … Just completely lost. Let’s say it, completely lost with myself and that’s it.
“The thing is one thing when one, month, two months, three months. Maybe you still have patience or something else. But when it happens a year, two years, three years old, five. When it comes for many, many years, at one point you can’t get it anymore. Likes like a pain that starts to grow more and more, and you want to cut your arm.”
Rublev says he tried the antidepressants but after a year he realized that he was not making the kind of progress he wanted.
“I just stopped taking them, and that’s it,” he said.
This is when the sapphire went inside and helped him look at himself in the mirror.
“Then with the help of Marat, he makes me understand myself or look at myself, let’s put it in that way. That’s it. That was a kind of resumption from the bottom. Then from there, at least I was able to start moving in a better direction.
Adaptation then that Rublev is returning again by winning ATP titles. His willingness to have those difficult conversations and to share his wars with the public has made him an inspiration to others who fight, or publicly or inside.
Paula BadosaWell documented wars of which with mental health have also been inspiring, were taken to social media to praise Rublev.
So much respect for you, ”she wrote in response to a Rublev Conference Conference video. “Listening to all this really moves me and I know how pain it is. This will only make you stronger at the end of the day. I’m glad you are feeling better. Thank you for talking. ”
Andrey Rublev: I was just a kind in a loop, lost with myself for a few years, not finding the way, not understanding what to do, what about it? Sounds a little dramatic, what is the reason or intention to live? I don’t know, just lost completely with myself (…) Pic.twitter.com/b7x4ppu3F4
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