Darren Young is apparently taking some time for himself amid "rough times" in his personal life.
The WWE Superstar took to Twitter to reveal that he is going through some personal issues, but he didn't get into any specifics. Young was not a part of the Survivor Series pay-per-view and WWE Network special Sunday in Atlanta.
Young's tag team partner, Titus O'Neil, was involved in a traditional elimination tag team match on the pre-show, teaming with the returning Goldust, Neville and The Dudley Boyz to take on Stardust, The Ascension, The Miz and Bo Dallas. Young's absence was curious considering his partner was part of the match, but his tweet may have explained why he wasn't there.
Going through rough times personally. Keep ya head and never let 'em bring you down. This to shall pass.
— nodaysoff D-Young (@DarrenYoungWWE) November 23, 2015
The one-time WWE Tag Team Champion is never shy on social media and he has a history of revealing personal items on Twitter. Young's past behavior makes it no surprise that he went to his Twitter account to share with fans what's going on in his life.
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The Superstar has the distinction of being the first ever active openly gay WWE Superstar after coming out about his sexuality in 2013. Young has been involved with his boyfriend, Nick, since 2011.
One instance of Young lashing out on social media occurred when he aired dirty laundry on his Twitter account this past August. A cameraman for "Total Divas" apparently sent the wrestler inappropriate pictures online despite the fact that Young was already in a committed relationship.
Young exposed the cameraman by posting direct messages he received from him online. The posts were eventually deleted.
While Young was right to get angered by it, many people felt he was out of line for making the story public knowledge on social media.
It's uncertain what has caused his latest Twitter reveal, but it seems like Young has some major distractions going on outside of the squared circle.
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