It would make more sense if C-sections were better. After all, nature is notoriously irrational and inefficient.
Scar tissue is less flexible than the original one, and flexibility in the areas that need to be stretched during childbirth is important. Having a C-section when you don't need one increases the chance that the next time you will need one.
...which probably doesn't seem like a problem if you have already decided to have C-sections only.
Arguably, doing childbirth the "unnatural" way can mess up with your or your baby's instincts, because they were evolved expecting certain circumstances. Some instincts depend on timing. I am not sure if this is th...
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