Demi Lovato Is Back After Quitting Instagram and Twitter: 'I'm Coming Back More Honest Than Ever'

The singer announced she will no longer use the social media sites in order to avoid negativity

Demi Lovato. Photo: Broadimage/REX/Shutterstoc

Demi Lovato‘s social media feeds have gone “Stone Cold.”

The singer penned a series of tweets Monday announcing that she will no longer be using Twitter or Instagram – although she will continue to use Snapchat because, unlike most other social media platforms, there is no space for negative comments on the photo-sharing app.

“Damn I gotta quit sayin s—. Bye Twitter,” Lovato tweeted Monday afternoon, adding, “And insta.”

The 23-year-old continued: “I like snapchat cause I don’t have to see what some of y’all say. Follow me if you want: theddlovato.”

Shortly after these messages, she sent a few more criticizing the cyberbullying and negativity on her and others’ pages.

“But why do people actually give a f— what I say?? like if you don’t care the gtfo haha,” she wrote. “That one time I started my own charity providing mental health care for people who can’t afford it and this is what y’all talk about … and people wonder what’s wrong with the world. Pay more attention to good than bad.”

The final post on Lovato’s Instagram account is from earlier Monday and is an advertisement for her Devonne by Demi line of skincare products.

On Tuesday afternoon, Lovato reappeared with a new Tweet: “F— this.. I’m back bitches. And I’m coming back more honest than ever.”

The Confident singer’s bold move comes just over a week before she is due to head out on tour with pal Nick Jonas, and not long after announcing her split from longtime boyfriend Wilmer Valderrama.

“This hasn’t been an easy year for Demi,” an insider told PEOPLE shortly after the breakup, but “she’s making sure to surround herself with family and friends.”

In the last year, Lovato has lost two dogs, her great-grandfather and her great-grandmother.