Today, Erin continues to empower the LGBT community by creating positive, fun, and creative content through different social media platforms such as TikTok and Instagram.

I inspire people by listening to their problems—I'm the kind of person that gives advice and helps people out with difficult situations.

Something I struggle with a lot is patience, a quality I've never been good at. I definitely want to try and work on this quality as it's very important in my line of work.

My mother empowers me. She has had a heart condition since she was born. She has a pacemaker and wasn't supposed to give birth to a child. She's a strong and powerful woman who has won many advertisement/marketing awards. My mom shows me that I can be just like her.

There's a couple little stories that all go into the same category. Almost every day I go to school, a student would ask me if I'm a boy or girl. There was one encounter, I was heading into the girls' bathroom and overheard a couple boys saying "That's a guy? Why is he going in the girls' bathroom?" I don't stand down, I defend myself. So, I said "Yes, I'm a girl, thank you." Basically, I'm not hurt if people assume my gender. I usually ignore it because I know who I AM, and I AM ERIN.

I actually like the new "I AM" line. I love beige and that slate grey blue. I am a huge fan of the Baller style because I like to wear my Woxers without pants on around the house, and they look like long shorts to me. It's literally the comfiest boxers I've ever worn.