Dollification is the practice of transforming a person into a doll, where stillness, presentation, and direction become part of an erotic role. It is a kink built around being shaped, styled, or positioned, and the psychological charge that forms when someone gives up autonomy to be treated as an object of beauty, function, or fantasy. For some, the transformation is light and aesthetic. For others, it involves specific behaviours, scripted responses, controlled expressions, or a full shift into a doll-like persona. The appeal sits in the mix of surrender, attention, and identity play. From dressing and posing to guided movements, makeup rituals, and deeper psychological immersion, dollification looks different in every partnership. At Margin House, we understand dollification as an exploration of transformation and trust, where becoming a doll is not about losing self but entering a role with intention, clarity, and shared imagination.