There was a time when Rhonda Williams loved her breasts — round, perky C cups that looked especially great in the tight, body-contouring dresses she often wore. “I think about them all the time,” she told me. When she does, she remembers how confident they made her feel, and the pleasure of another person playing with them — especially with her nipples. It was once her biggest turn-on . When she searches for a word to describe the breasts she used to have, “fantastic” is the one she returns to most often.

But then, in August 2018, they were gone. On a Monday, she was diagnosed with stage-three breast cancer. On the Friday of the following week, she had a double mastectomy . She was only 41. The Sunday before her surgery, she came across an old friend from college while scrolling Tinde

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