I was in a straight relationship with a man and was engaged and my life was taking a course

that I thought I could see the ending but when I was in it I just thought this isn't

it for me.

When that ended it forced me to take a look at what is it about myself that needs to change

or that I need to accept and I realized that at the time was just too queer to marry a man

and I wasn't identifying as female anymore.

Hey everyone, welcome back to On Purpose, the number one health podcast in the world thanks to

each and every single one of you that come back every week to listen, learn and grow.

I'm so grateful for the incredible community that we have and just how engaged you are and how

thoughtful you are in the insights that you take away from every episode.

Now today's guest needs no introduction whatsoever but I am so grateful that I get to interview them

and spend time with them today.

I met them probably first time a couple of years ago and then we met on a set and now we're

getting to be together again.

I'm speaking about someone that I believe is one of the most vulnerable, honest, genuine

and sincere humans that exists and someone who transparently shares their truth over and

over and over again no matter how difficult or challenging it may be so that we can benefit

from it.

I'm talking about the one and only Demi Lovato Demi, thank you so much for doing this.

I am so grateful honestly.

I can't tell you how much I want to give you a big hug right now.

Oh wow, thank you.

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