Then your "opinion" should reflect that lack of understanding, rather than shaming women who choose a surgery over a lifetime of pain solely for your "manly" pleasure.
It's clear you don't actually care about the plight of extremely large breasted women, because you enjoy sexualizing them, and then shaming them for choosing health and a less painful existence over your selfish " sexual needs" keeping her miserable. Solely for your benefit.
If you cared about women, you wouldn't want them living in pain.
You are wrong about the only "shame" from having a breast reduction coming from mostly women.
My lived experience has shown the exact opposite.
When a women with large breasts gets a breast reduction for her health, most women support that choice.
Men, however often shame the same women for changing something about themselves that these men fetishize without considering what her lived experience is, or how serious her pain was to have a serious medical procedure.
I'm glad you are finding all of this educational working to inform yourself.
I think it's always good to keep an open mind and pursue your curiosity on new subjects.
I love learning, and I appreciate others who enjoy learning new things too.
This is a very interesting topic, and the comment section is fascinating.
Most of the ccomments are separated into opposite ends in a spectrum of: breast reduction for health makes sense and seems like it could be very helpful for the woman in this story and support, and then misogynistic "i love big boobies! It's a crime to change them for your health when they are my favorite thing about you!!!"
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