In this hypothetical, losing one doesn't affect any of your other senses.
I think I would choose smell
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Smell for sure. Then I wouldn't need to smell all the nasty stuff lol
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Probably smell, but I would be really sad. There are some definite gross smells but so many memories are tied to smell...and I'd be really sad if I could never smell DH's bodywash or LO fresh out of the tub.
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Taste! If we compare, I don't care about taste.
I need to smell my husband:) & touch see and hear my baby:)
We're so blessed to have our senses! -
I think I would give up smell too. Pre-baby, I would have said hearing. I can't imagine never hearing my baby's laugh or voice though.
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Smell is the easy one, except it might mess with your taste anyway (I think like 75% of taste has to do with smell or something like that).
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I said taste-- I figure if I can still smell that is about half of the pleasure of tasting anyway. Plus, maybe I will be healthier because of it, I am a pretty picky eater!
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Smell, less headaches associated with perfumes would be awesome!
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It'd be really hard but I'd choose smell too.
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I was going to say hearing because I could sign but I couldn't imagine not hearing my childrens voices! No way
so I will go with taste.
so I will go with taste.
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