Demi Lovato resplendent in his new age rock and roll And more recently, she delivered new versions of some of her biggest hits in pop music. However, fans know that she has gone through a lot of tough times to reach here. This Tuesday (13), the diva starred gq hype magazine cover And spoke about his maturation process in the industry and his victory over addictions.
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Sound change from pop to rock with album release in 2022 “Holy Fvck”which took on a heavier, bolder, more metal sound, leading to the singles “29”, “Substance” and “Skin of My Teeth”, on the rails, demi Talks about acceptance, overcoming and awareness about mental health.
“It shows where I am musically at the moment. I am in a moment of great reflection, I can say that I have learned many lessons”, They said.
The star didn’t fail to comment on that experiences with depression, self-harm, eating disorders, and alcohol and drug addiction, During the interview, he recalled the production of “dance with the devil” – the title of her seventh studio album and television series – where the singer reveals the story of the episode that brought her to the brink of death.
“I grew up. I’m a completely different person than I’ve seen in previous (projects). I wanted to be involved in this production because as I get older I think more about my past. Along the way I try to delve into the path taken by other people who were successful young people in the industry, but also in myself, it is an opportunity to analyze how I became who I am., declared.
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Another interesting point of the interview is when Demi recalls the moment she came out as pansexual (2021)—which means attraction to all individuals, regardless of gender—as well as a non-binary person – Which can neither be identified in the masculine nor in the feminine. But recently, she shared with the world that she is accepting of being treated like a lady.
“I constantly had to educate people and explain why I identified myself with those pronouns. It was downright exhausting. And that’s one of the reasons why I also felt comfortable with female pronouns. I’m just tired. But for that reason, I know it’s important to spread the word.”, where did it go.
He also decried the lack of neutral space for the people. “I encounter it every day. For example, in public restrooms. To have access to a women’s bathroom, even though I don’t fully identify with it. I would feel more comfortable in a genderless bathroom. Or this form Same happens when filling out, such as government documents or any other where you need to specify your gender. You only have two options, male and female, and I don’t seem to understand either of them I find myself adapted to choose a woman because there aren’t any more. I think that has to change. Hopefully with time there will be more options.” Explained.
“As long as there are people who tell me that I am an inspiration to them or that I have helped them learn more about themselves and feel more comfortable in their skin, then it will be worth it. This is the most meaningful thing to me. There have been many queer couples who got engaged on my show and it is very special., Punctuates Demi Lovato on GQ Hype.
