Why has Demi Lovato used the pronoun 'she' again?

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More than a year ago, in May 2021, Demi Lovato came out as a

person .

Since then, the singer decided to use neutral formulas to identify herself and the 'elle' began to form part of her vocabulary to refer to herself.

At the time, changing the pronoun to 'her

was in response to her feeling that her "masculine and feminine energy were in balance," she explained to BuzzFeed.

And it all came about the moment she was faced with the decision to enter a public bathroom: seeing the

signs , she didn't feel like there was a

for her, because I didn't necessarily feel like a woman, but not like a man either, he explained.

"I felt like a human being. And that's what 'elle' is about. For me, it's about feeling human on the inside."

But now, the singer, who also presented herself in her day as "someone California-style sober", has returned to using the pronoun 'she'.

And she has explained the reasons for doing it on the Spout podcast, where she has recently participated.

The former Disney actress explained in this program that she considers herself a "

person ", and that she has returned to using the feminine because recently, she has "felt more

However, she has assured this program that defining her pronouns "is still a

.

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Demi Lovato returns to 'she'

The singer's decision has not been without

.

"Changing the pronouns at random contributes to a lack of seriousness (....), we better respect and honor them," she commented on

upon hearing the news.

Some

that not everyone shares.

"Demi identified as

for most of her life, identified as

for a while. Sometimes people change, everyone goes through phases until they really feel like they've found themselves. Demi is not trying to

anyone... she is a person, just like you and me," Tavy replied.

Demi Lovato, 'she' or 'elle'?

has also

responded emphatically.

To identify as a

person is to feel that your sexual identity oscillates between two or more

, something that can happen sporadically or permanently.

And, consequently, this also implies changing the formula of the

that are used to refer to oneself depending on the way one feels at that moment.

"Everyone can mess up pronouns at some point, and especially when people are learning, it's all about respect."

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