Men are particularly so with women, it seems, so I wouldn't like to part with my sight; though in the dark, it might not matter. But blindness would be a problem in driving to an incall. I probably could do without scent, which I do much of the time anyway since I have so many allergies.

Hard to answer.  It all depends on the context.  I'll answer it in the context of a session.

If it came down to losing one during a session...taste.  The most precious one during a session?  Touch.

Interesting question, Jennifer, and a difficult one, but I think if I had to give up one, I'd say hearing.  I think it's the one most able to compensate for.   It used to be a bigger hardship, but now, technology has eliminated many of the biggest challenges to deaf people.  I'd still miss my music though.

Touch, I could never loose.  Besides being damn dangerous, (How do you tell that pot is hot without the sense of touch?) I'm also very tactile person, so touch is very important.   The feel of soft skin, slik sheets, a warm fire on a cold night, I couldn't live with out that.

I must have sight.

I could give up smell.

That's IF I was forced to choose of course.

lost his sense of smell when he was a young boy and became a huge star...even started his own sausage company. I will go without sense of smell. Remember when it comes to sausage it doesn't say Cox unless Dewey says so!

In life I would not want to give up any. During a session I would be willing to give up any except touch.

Can't Lose Touch! xoxo

One thing I know for sure is that I could never willingly part with Touch.

I suppose I would choose to part with....... taste.  This is a MAJOR sacrifice, considering my infatuation with delicious food and for cooking.  At the same time, I guess I'd be able to start consuming stuff I don't typically like, such as bleu cheese and spicy foods.

Thanks for an interesting post & responses.

xoxo
Lela