Even though this story was about a trans employee, many of the 'gender critical' people view trans women as men, and vice versa. So the justification for the hysteria here is that a man approached a teenage girl offering a bra fitting service (Which apparently the trans woman in questioned didn't actually offer to do personally). But it made me think, supposing this was simply an ordinary looking man who did this? As much as I can see why a girl would feel uncomfortable with a man saying this, I also don't see how feeling uncomfortable in itself is justification for people to try and make a national out of it. It would be very different if the man started pestering the customer, but if that doesn't happen, then what is the issue? It also seems to ignore the fact that people, male or female, can be anti social, or even 'weird', in ways that can make people uncomfortable, but that doesn't mean there's reason to assume malice and predatory behaviour, when they could be completely innocent. The people who promoted this story seem to think assuming the worst and being alarmist is fine, even when nothing actually happened, because the person in question is male.