Yes, Susan Carland gets trolled. And she couldn't give a toss what you think.

If you’re a Twitter troll, Susan Carland – the wife of The Project host Waleed Aly – couldn’t care less about what you think.

In a new interview with Harper’s Bazaar, Carland opens up about why she chooses to brush off criticism from “strangers on Twitter with fake names.”

“The older I get the less I’m concerned with what other people think of me,” she said.

“I’ve learnt that the idea that you are only acceptable if everyone likes or agrees with you is not just a pointless errand, it’s also misplaced. Why did universal approval become a goal?”

Late last year, the university lecturer began a campaign to donate $1 for every vile Tweet that was directed towards her on social media.

“I donate $1 to @UNICEF for each hate-filled tweet I get from trolls…The needy children thank you, haters!” she tweeted at the time.

Getting readyyyyy! Thank you @dimag_label for this beautiful dress, and @margotmckinneyjewellery #Logies

A photo posted by Susan Carland (@susancarland) on May 8, 2016 at 1:35am PDT

Just eight months later, Susan has revealed that her charity tally is over $4400.

Donation tally to @unicefaustralia for hate-tweets now=$4410. Hard to know exact amt so approx +rounded up. Thx to kind ppl who sponsored!???????? — Susan Carland (@SusanCarland) July 3, 2016

Susan converted to Islam at age 19, and is regularly the victim of nasty comments taking aim at her religion and her marriage.

Susan proudly wears a hijab, and even describes herself as “hijabulous” in the description on her Twitter profile.

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“In a society where women’s bodies are used to sell everything from toothpaste to cars, [for those women] covering [their] body is about…saying ‘I’ll decide who sees my body and what parts they get to see by wearing a hijab and covering my body I’m choosing to not have my body commodified in that way,'” Carland told Mamamia.

Susan on how never thought she’d end up with Waleed: