She added, "We all deserve a life unburdened by the societally created identity, we all deserve to unlearn self abuse and hatred. I am on that journey now, and I'm sharing so that we may all feel more comfortable in a conversation that may be confusing, and we may navigate something that feels difficult to put to words, together."

In the caption of her post, Dove went further into feelings of "depression & dysphoria," writing that "for me, identity and the self have always been diametrically opposed, and there has only ever been room for one at a time to occupy my life."

In fact, she said she often feels "pulled towards no identity at all." But she's come to learn that she's not alone: The "Boyfriend" singer added, "the longer i'm alive, the more i realize these inner dialogues are actually pretty universal."

Also including a photo of herself tearfully laughing in the mirror, Dove wrote that she is "beginning to have a hope" that her fame and social media platform (which has been so "difficult" for her to embrace) "can actually be the conduit to gorgeous change and mutual support, exploration and safety."

"maybe the spaces that are the least human can become the most human, if we want that," she concluded, "and maybe we can all take up a little more space."