That does not make sense, with all due respect. Ever heard the saying “if it ain’t broken, don’t fix it”? I would not have an orchiectomy if some doctor told me I had some alleged “genetic predisposition” to testicular cancer and I did not have the disease, that’s for sure.
If you did, I doubt many women would hit the Internet to complain.
As you get older, you’d be amazed what you can learn to live without, when the alternative is possibly not living. I now understand what Granny meant when she told me “Gettin’ old ain’t for sissies.”
Yes, you are correct on the fixing, but what was broken when they “fixed” their vanity by having the new and improved larger ones? You have swerved from the point of the “study” by trying to make your own point about my analogy.
The bottom line for AJ is that one just cannot fix stupid. The only reason we know anything about it and quite possibly because she did what she did was from a long life being raised as a bubble baby within the Hollyweird echo chamber that they them selves are just so much smarter than anyone else. All because they have been so many people in their bubble lives that they have gotten to the point that they have no friggin idea who they really are.
In the case of my wife and her bought with breast cancer, I will stand by her decision to have a double while her list of friends with recurrence after lumpectomy continues to grow.
I will take my wife’s decision which was based on the logic and reality of her situation and don’t really give a crap about so-called celebrities and their so-called intellectual mutterings.