With a platform as massive as hers, its’ easy for AJ to feel overwhelmed by how many people are cheering her on, with more followers coming every day.Īnd even though she can’t respond to all the DMs and comments one by one, she really does adore and appreciate every single fan who helped get her where she is today. “I want to be so much, but then I also need to be careful that I have my own boundaries and realize that I'm just one person, I can't fix every single issue.”
“Try not to expect so much from them, we're all just humans,” she says. She reminds us all that creators are human too, and while it can be easy to think of them as these perfect people who are always living their best lives, that’s not always true. That’s how she approaches her TikTok content too it’s all about sharing her authentic experiences without putting so much of herself into it that it leaves her drained.ĪJ told Girlfriend that the confident, Disney princess version of her we see online is a bit of a persona she uses to separate her TikTok self from her “day-to-day” self. Writing it was all about sharing her honest experiences, “but I also make sure I'm not giving too much away, where I'm exhausted from the story”. Her book, Girl Transcending, is a great example of that as it dives into some of her most personal moments, from her gender dysphoria to her mental health. It’s important advice for anyone who shares their own stories online, whether they’re trans, sharing their traumas, or just posting about their daily life.ĪJ continues: “Everyone has a story, and when it comes to sharing a story that's so personal… you can be vulnerable, but not fully give away your whole self at the same time.” AJ Clementine is a transgender fashion model and content creator from Australia who is best known for sharing her videos about her transition from male to female on her different social platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok, where she has amassed a sound fanbase. It is my narrative at the end of the day, and everyone should have that too,” she explains.
“I don't owe people information about my life, my transition, my culture and all that kind of stuff like that. She admits that she never dreamed sharing the story of her transition would get her so far.īut the 25-year-old is quick to remind us that at the end of the day, she’s only human, and just because she shares so much online doesn’t mean she “owes anybody anything”. AJ quickly became a part of that push for representation, starting with her 2020 Mardi Gras Sydney x Instagram feature and followed by a string of unreal achievements.įrom being the very first transgender person to model for Bonds, to launching an eyeshadow palette with Australis, and signing a bunch of exciting brand partnerships, AJ really is becoming a star in her own right.
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