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Which would you choose?
#1. To lose the ability to be able to talk to your spouse ever again, but have the ability to look at them, or
#2. To lose your vision and never be able to see you spouse again, but have the ability to talk to them?
Which would you choose and why, please explain your answers.
I would choose #1, because losing the ability to see my wife's beautiful face on a daily basis would kill me. Plus, she'd love it because it would mean I would never have the ability to interupt her. Plus, we'd be able to communicate through letters, notes, text messages, and sign language.
12 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I would have said #2 until I read your beautiful reason for choosing #1. I hope I have found someone that loves me that deeply. Pray for us!
- Betty MLv 71 decade ago
I refuse to give up anything. If I can't see, then I can't drive and be independant. If I can't talk....well that's just down right cruel to take away a woman's ability to speak her mind. Lol Nope! I refuse to chose one or the other. This really is an unfair question. I don't think I like it : (
- salehLv 45 years ago
Up till final wintry weather i could pick wintry weather at any time when. Something approximately the list quantity of snow that i needed to shovel, push, plow or snow-blow clear of constructions, roofs, sidewalks and driveways introduced a down part to wintry weather. I will pass with wintry weather after a pause for suggestion as my favourite recreation (Ice Hockey) can not quite be performed with out wintry weather, proper?
- 1 decade ago
Hmmm, good question! As a visual, I guess it would be to not be able to hear them. At least I could see them speaking in sign language. Then again I am a visual person so I'm totally biased in my answer. Hope that makes sense.
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- Erica SLv 51 decade ago
Hmmm... I'd rather loose the ability to see him, because let's face it, as we grow older, neither of us are gonna get any better looking anyway.... but there is always something to talk about.
- 1 decade ago
#2 I see him when I close my eyes just as good as when there open. I can't get enough of his voice.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
#2 because their image will always be implanted in you; however, without communication, nothing is possible.
- 1 decade ago
the second one. communicating is more important than just staring at each other(:
