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Broken bones over torn ligaments any day of the week. Coming from someone who’s done plenty of both.
How many bones is the correct number of bones for someone to break in childhood?
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I chose not the crucial ones, which is pretty arbitrary. They’re all pretty crucial but I would say skull, jaw, vertebrae & hip are all crucial as opposed to say, arm or leg. But shattering your hand at age six might be worse in the long term than a fractured skull.
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Same bone on three separate occasions.
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They didn’t do a good job the first time
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One's own or other's?
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Minor fractures in long bones is kinda ok, builds character.
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Breaking bones make you antifragile. Break all that won't kill you. Gabish?
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All of my friends broke legs arms and fingers and I didn't even break a single bone. My entire youth I felt like I was missing out.
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Can you really be said to have had a childhood if you did not break at least one limb and a couple phalanges in your youth? I think not.
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