Transgender and non-binary individuals often face the risk of "fetishization"—where their identities are reduced to objects of sexual pleasure for others. Over-reliance on trans sex dolls can trap users in a dangerous cycle: they may not only perpetuate a logic of "fetishization"—reducing transgender identity to consumable sexual traits—but also, through prolonged interaction with the doll, gradually lose their sensitivity toward "people," coming to view real human beings as replaceable "objects." This process of "dehumanization" erodes not only the user's perception of others' humanity but potentially their own sense of human worth; once accustomed to forming emotional bonds with "objects," can one still believe oneself worthy of love from a real person?