I mean let's be real we all do, but it's not a huge surprise that the biggest call for protection from celebrities and the public at large are for the most passable, most conventionally attractive of us.

Do the dolls need protecting? Sure! Being a hot girly who doesn't get clocked opens you up for *all* kinds of violence. Let's remember though that dolls is a transmedicalist term in nature. It was an elevated status. It meant not only is one more likely to fit in, but one is less likely to be on the receiving end of transphobic violence. That leaves the bricks on that other end.

We all need protecting, but the broad-shouldered 56 year old trans woman with facial hair and a gravely voice needs a damn lot more protecting in a public bathroom than the 26 year old with an hourglass figure.