In recent years, the rise of LGBTQ+ visibility and discourse has led to a greater awareness and expression of gender and identity. An unusual and often satirical trend has emerged alongside this movement: some individuals now claim to identify as objects, such as croissants, rather than as male or female. While such declarations are generally symbolic or humorous, they reflect deeper social currents. This essay will explore the causes of this phenomenon and assess whether it is a positive or negative development.