@TheGoldenMole at what point did you start developing the trust issues?
Is it trust issues with family, friends, partners or all of the above?
To try and address the issue, have you found out how long ago it started to develop? What triggered it, how severe is it?

I won't lie, admittedly I too also have my trust issues. I think in all reality when it comes to overcoming the issue in mention, it takes time. Alot of time. You also need to talk to those who are close to you, to express the issue because they'd be able to understand and offer you their coping mechanisms.

Well, I think out of all the senses to lose, I'd rather lose taste. I feel that I would not enjoy my life as much without being to hear the sound of music, birds and the voices of those around me.

To lose sight and not being able to see the faces of those you love, to see the colours and events which occur around you.

To lose touch would mean giving up the feeling of warmth of those I embrace, patting a dog or pulling out blades of grass.

I was going to give up the sense of smell, but to miss out on perfumes and deodrants or a rose, etc. TL;DR: I'd give up on taste.

@TheGoldenMole yeah. What about the smell of rain, freshly mown lawn, the smell of new puppies? The smells of food as well.

I would think that without taste I'd be able to eat a wider variety of food as I wouldn't have the bias of taste to make the decision- like squash, mushrooms, eggplant, quinoa. I'd never have to send a meal back to the kitchen if I ate out because well, I couldn't fault its taste.

@TheGoldenMole at what point did you start developing the trust issues?
Is it trust issues with family, friends, partners or all of the above?
To try and address the issue, have you found out how long ago it started to develop? What triggered it, how severe is it?

I won't lie, admittedly I too also have my trust issues. I think in all reality when it comes to overcoming the issue in mention, it takes time. Alot of time. You also need to talk to those who are close to you, to express the issue because they'd be able to understand and offer you their coping mechanisms.

@TheGoldenMole yeah. What about the smell of rain, freshly mown lawn, the smell of new puppies? The smells of food as well.

I would think that without taste I'd be able to eat a wider variety of food as I wouldn't have the bias of taste to make the decision- like squash, mushrooms, eggplant, quinoa. I'd never have to send a meal back to the kitchen if I ate out because well, I couldn't fault its taste.

Well, I think out of all the senses to lose, I'd rather lose taste. I feel that I would not enjoy my life as much without being to hear the sound of music, birds and the voices of those around me.

To lose sight and not being able to see the faces of those you love, to see the colours and events which occur around you.

To lose touch would mean giving up the feeling of warmth of those I embrace, patting a dog or pulling out blades of grass.

I was going to give up the sense of smell, but to miss out on perfumes and deodrants or a rose, etc. TL;DR: I'd give up on taste.