> You've hammered your point with four identical-structure sentence pairs, and used all-caps and absolutist wording, all in the service of implying, but not sta

> You've hammered your point with four identical-structure sentence pairs, and used all-caps and absolutist wording, all in the service of implying, but not stating tone/style policing on HN? Maybe you should post some links that support your claim of > chess has a history of sexism and female exclusion While you are at it, you can ask some cancer survivors if they agree with you on > breast implants are frequently seen as demeaning toward women Or, would they rather return to a normal appearance after surgery? After all, the conventional implant sizes are all dual-use for both cosmetic, and cancer reconstruction. Many women from childbirth and aging, go from having larger breasts, to small breasts, after they discontinue breast feeding. So, you could go from being a "C" to an "A", and maybe you'll have breast drooping (ptosis) or maybe not, and being very happy with your appearance, to very unhappy. And suddenly you have to buy all new bras. In a severe case of ptosis, your breasts will now be down to your belly button. These are some of the less glamorous downsides to having children. > Some people find this combination tacky, or disrespectful. I'll need to remember to complain to MSNBC about the Viagra & Hair Club for Men commercials on my favorite stock market shows.