That makes sense...

Probably would give up smell first since I don't really think it's needed everyday and I honestly don't use it as much as my other senses. Taste is also something I don't need but I put it higher than smell because it's more valuable to me since I love the taste of food. Next two are close but I have to put hearing before touch because if you got hit, you could be bleeding and you wouldn't know it. Sight is last because like others I couldn't imagine living without it. I depend more on my sight than any other of my senses so it's a scary thought of losing your sight.

 

I feel very redundant, but my first pick to go would be taste. As much as I love food, I have a low metabolism, and not being able to taste would probably break my habit of reaching for sweets when I'm hungry.

Next to go is smell. As a country girl, I'm pretty immune to a lot of bad smells (like skunks and cows), and I love when my Mom has flowers in the house, but I could live without it.

And then touch. I get hurt. A lot. Right now, my back is in pain and I'm taking meds. It sucks. But it lets me know if something is wrong with me, and that's a good thing. And I'd probably hurt myself every time I tried to sew >_> So I have reasons for wanting to keep it and wanting to lose it.

Hearing. I adore music, and I love to sing and play piano. I hear what's going on around me and make decisions based on what people say. I love the way the keyboard taps as I'm writing this. I would probably just get lost without being able to hear >_>

And finally, sight. As an artist, to live in a world that's "as dark and silent as a tomb" is hell. And not the good kind. I would kill myself if I couldn't see all the wonderful colors in the world. I love to take photographs and draw. I love the way something looks as I look for the perfect shot. I even think dead flowers are pretty.
Example:
It is currently rainy and grey. I want to go outside and dance in it. ._.

So that's it.

 

Touch would be my first choice. I get hurt a bit frequently so losing that sense would probably help me. However, there are a few things that touch may be needed on in order for something to not become even more serious. But it'd still be my first choice.

Taste is my second. I'm very picky with food so if someone wanted me to eat something, I taste it, and if I don't like it, I'd not want to eat that ever again. It'd probably allow me to eat more foods instead of just chicken or something since that's all I practically eat. That's how picky I am with food.

Smell. If something smells odd, I won't go near it. Whether it's food or not. I'm odd.

Sight and hearing are two senses I'd have trouble giving up. The both of them are extremely important and I like to see and hear things. Seeing allows me to explore things and see new things, etc. So those two I'd have trouble deciding which one's next.​

 

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I think that I would have to go by taste. Food... eh, it's a necessity, but it's not a necessity to have to taste it. And for my second... definitely would be smell. Just my opinion, but smell hasn't been a factor much in my life. And finally, I would have to go with sight. Hey, if some people can live without sight, why can't I? Maybe a challenge would be underway! xD​