I don't think it is putting it in a negative light, just simply stating facts based on research.

Caesarean mothers also miss out on natural hormonal help. In the final stages of labour, the mother experiences an immense release of oxytocin, the hormone of love, which physically helps her to give birth. Oxytocin also activates the mammalian "maternal circuit" in her brain, priming her for motherhood and reducing stress as she meets her baby. High levels of beta-endorphin - the body's natural opiate - activate pleasure and reward circuits in the new mother's brain.
I think that even someone who has a c/s would still experience that rush of hormones once her baby is born, it is just a different trigger for them, kwim? you still get that overwhelming feeling of joy once you see your baby. Obviously that wont be the case for someone who has a GA though.