That's kind of self-centered, isn't it?  You care because you can't make the game represent you but an A-cup or D-cup female doesn't matter?  It's just boobs, it's just hair, it's just color.  

Absolutely not.  In fact, I've written the exact opposite for essays and other documents.

My point being that a company decided that it's own product has an element that it deemed likely inappropriate in the US and yet more people seem bothered by the idea of a company taking the high road than their own selves taking a high road.

Everyone complaining about the removal isn't asking why it was removed.  They are complaining as though they are entitled to the feature regardless of the reasoning behind the removal.  The reason is likely tied to the recent events in the US regarding women and the video game industry.  Meaning those complaining are putting their own selfish desires above the other half of the population.

Further, the feature was minor in the context of no consequence to the game itself (especially when you're looking at her back for 90% - 95% of the game) and deciding to end a purchase for such an issue is pitiful.    Games are censored by their devs/pubs all the time for regional content and rarely does anyone give a damn, much less cancel a pre-order.  The only reason this one has gained any traction is due to the nature of boys wanting to be boys.  And most of them are not man enough to admit it.