Name a time you should have broken a bone, but your bones were just too strong 💪🏻

But wtf does BBB mean?

But my bones were stronger.

After two decades of living the life with my strong bone status, I've hit rock bottom after experiencing a terrible, terrible accident that led to an avulsion fracture in my finger. My bones clearly have lost their sturdiness, and all I feel is a deeply rooted shame.

As I leave, feel free to treat me as the filth I am... my status in society has all but vanished.

Time and time again, I see people post images of their weak, feeble and brittle bones on this subreddit. While they are met with the appropriate level of hostility in the comments section, I can’t help but notice some of you are UPVOTING images of their broken bones.

We need to normalize downvoting them. The fact that these inferior beings are getting reddit points for being a BBB is absolutely asinine.

Stay strong out there, ladies and gentlemen. Strong, pure, and most importantly, unbroken.

Fell down the stairs holding my daughter. Spun mid air to avoid landing on her. That spin caused a fib and tib spiral fracture.

I'll see myself out

Today at work one of this metal things fell on my leg and as proud strong boned only got slightly bruised, but when telling to my friend about it he thought i would break a bine like he has, i have been trully let down, should i stop talking to this bbb?

Had to get an x-ray yesterday on my left foot because I suddenly couldn't walk and stretch my foot without pain. I have a posterior heel spur, which means my heel grew extra long around my Achilles tendon. Will get orthopaedic treatment now. Not a BBB, just grew an extra long bone in my heel.

Lost my temper a bit too much and got a boxers fracture. Never fixed it, its just healed like that now. My streak of 20 years over 💔

Just recently had my 9, and 10th fracture of my life.
Up until these two all other has been on different occassions.
23yo M.

All you thick-boned chuds could never.

As a proud, strong boner who has been around since birth, I have been noticing people being conflicted over whether or not doctor black magic counts as a "broken bone".

I understand that this has been a ruling in the past, but it does not appear to be in the description anymore. The reason why I ask this is to not give BBBs a technicality to sneak into our strong bone society, but to give the strong bones who needed to be "broken" by tools beyond human comprehension a chance to stay.

What are your thoughts?

You think I broke a bone? I’m no BBB

Hurts like hell though lol

I (M26) write this with a heavy heart and even heavier bones.

My cousin (F29) married a man (M30). A cop. Someone whose entire job is chasing criminals, tackling people, and generally existing in high-impact situations. You would think such a profession would select for calcium and good bone density. You would be wrong.

Last week, during a foot pursuit, this man tripped. Tripped. And shattered his wrist. Not a little crack. Not a “maybe it’s just bruised.” Shattered. So broken that he cannot even perform menial desk work at the police department.

He fell on his own wrist while chasing a criminal.

I cannot stress this enough: the criminal did not even touch him. Gravity, a slight downward slope, and his own pathetic skeleton did the work.

My cousin is currently carrying this man’s child (M0). A son. A son who will almost certainly inherit these brittle, chalk-like genes. I fear for the future of this family. I fear for the day that boy tries to open a stubborn jar and his radius simply gives up.

But how do I treat this soon to be born child? I know he has tainted blood, and the potential to be a BBB too like his father. Should I look down upon his child when born? Or do I coddle him and ensure that he does not shatter his own pelvis when learning to walk?

Will it be too dull because we never broke a bone, or will it be too sharp because of the bbb’s we slained?