The "Wrecking Ball" hitmaker praised the Los Angeles LGBT Centre for opening her eyes to being a human whose "feelings change just like this weather," reported Female First.
"The first day that I got to visit you all is a day that I never will forget. And that's because given the opportunity to sit in one of the support groups I walked away with a feeling of self-love that I have never been able to even give myself before.
"Because, you know my life until that point, I was subconsciously convinced that I had to label myself. Because everything in our life has to have a name. Everything in our life is something but I'm not a thing. We're not a thing. We're humans with feelings that change just like this weather - which we've gotta do something about, and I'm not alone," she said.
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