Demi Lovato reveals they came out as nonbinary to friends last year

[Teletubby 151,196]

During interview at YouTube's virtual Pride celebration Demi Lovato revealed they 'actually had come out to loved ones and friends last year.'

'For those who don't know I came out as non-binary this year and I actually had come out to loved ones and friends last year'
'This year, I made it public. I felt it was really important for me to share that with the world'
'I've been so open and honest with my truth to fans, I felt holding it in any longer just didn't feel right... most people have been so wonderful and that's the reality of coming out.'  

During the show, Demi Lovato also performed Cool for the Summer, My Girlfriends Are My Boyfriend, The Kind of Lover I Am, Easy with Noah Cyrus.

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[Eido 3,676]

I don't... 

 

Coming out as non binary compared to coming out as gay or lesbian or trans is, I believe, completely different.  So saying "most people have been wonderful and that's the reality of coming out" is not true. 

Most people don't care that you change your pronouns to they/them (except for the part where you have to be careful of the pronouns you use) 

[funkyhaus 7,697]

7 hours ago, Eido said:

I don't... 

 

Coming out as non binary compared to coming out as gay or lesbian or trans is, I believe, completely different.  So saying "most people have been wonderful and that's the reality of coming out" is not true. 

Most people don't care that you change your pronouns to they/them (except for the part where you have to be careful of the pronouns you use) 

Right? They always manage to say the most annoying thing 

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16 minutes ago, Lady Ava Gaga Max said:

'For those who don't know I came out as non-binary this year..."

Yeah, Demi, we unfortunately pretty much all know since you won't stop talking about it 

[Oriane 21,163]

23 minutes ago, Eido said:

I don't... 

 

Coming out as non binary compared to coming out as gay or lesbian or trans is, I believe, completely different.  So saying "most people have been wonderful and that's the reality of coming out" is not true. 

Most people don't care that you change your pronouns to they/them (except for the part where you have to be careful of the pronouns you use) 

They don't care and yet they will continue using the wrong pronouns which is basically the minimum level of respect that Demi and other non-binary people are asking for. Maybe Demi's friends are capable of doing that unlike some people

21 minutes ago, funkyhaus said:

Right? She always manages to say the most annoying thing 

 

[Sneaky Oliver 22,236]

Demi is trying so hard to make their statement seem very significant when it’s not. They will never know what to feels like to come out while you’re scared to be kicked out from your house and be hated from your family. They should at least acknowledge how privileged they are and how it impacts and changes the whole thing  

[JgHaus78 1,982]

[Summerboi14 807]

I bet "The Kind Of Lover I Am" was made/written after they realised they are non-binary.

[Meruk Holland 2,294]

54 minutes ago, Eido said:

I don't... 

 

Coming out as non binary compared to coming out as gay or lesbian or trans is, I believe, completely different.  So saying "most people have been wonderful and that's the reality of coming out" is not true. 

Most people don't care that you change your pronouns to they/them (except for the part where you have to be careful of the pronouns you use) 

IMO coming out as nonbinary is like coming out as bisexual - People just think its a phase.

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26 minutes ago, GretchenMiranda said:

The ignorance of this comment is unmatched. Go educate yourself:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CQhQVMLDlhl/

[enissa11 2,984]

"most people have been so wonderful and that's the reality of coming out"  

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41 minutes ago, Sneaky Oliver said:

Demi is trying so hard to make their statement seem very significant when it’s not. They will never know what to feels like to come out while you’re scared to be kicked out from your house and be hated from your family. They should at least acknowledge how privileged they are and how it impacts and changes the whole thing  

I don’t understand why y’all think it’s the oppression Olympics. Just because some people have it harder it doesn’t erase or minimize Demi’s experience. 

That may sound shocking and outrageous but sometimes it’s not about THE GAYYYYSSS. 

[Ivannn 1,131]

Themi, it is enough! Go get some frozen yoghurt...

[Guest]

Honestly, like stop, enough

[alsemanche 93,998]

1 hour ago, Lady Ava Gaga Max said:

most people have been so wonderful and that's the reality of coming out

Great for them for finding acceptance but this is simply not true. Coming out isn't wonderful for most people and that's definitely not the reality for MANY of us, myself included. Demi is in a position of privilege and they definitely do not speak for most of us and our experiences.