What could you never live without?

[That Girl in the 'Roo Suit]

I mean, genuinely.

I don't think I could cope without a mobile phone, simply because it's a lifeline. (Even if my phone is currently acting up somewhat rotten)

If we're talking about bare essentials, I need Ted, a hairbrush and something to tie up my hair...

Yeah, I think that would sort me out. What about you? What could you not live without?

[Liam]

I doubt I would be able to live without a mobile phone either. I need to be able to keep in touch with people regularly and a phone without access to internet would be awful as well because I use facebook messenger a lot.

oxygen.

Might be a bit soppy, but I honestly can't imagine my life without at least some sort of contact with my main group of friends. They're my pillar or whatever.

[Lord Raven]

my wittle Lottie <3

forreal idk probably my wallet or my debit card

[Webby]

Anything that keeps me connected to my friends. The hardest thing about moving home has been a lack of contact with most of my friends because the friends I have at home don't have much spare time, and the rest of my friends are hundreds of miles away so I can't just walk up the road and see them anymore... so I couldn't live without my phone or my tablet (I can live without my laptop, it's almost dead anyway :|).

There's not much else that I use day to day... I couldn't live without my hearing aids because I'm so adjusted to them that my hearing is pitiful, so I'd have to keep those. I guess I couldn't live without music, but I could always just become amazing at playing the ukulele and just keep that and busk for a living.

[SirBlaziken]

Technology period, although I'm horrid at many things related to it, my netbook (Which i'm currently posting this) and my 3ds are just 2 things that would slowly eat away at me on the inside, slowly driving me insane, not to have.

A good book is always nice, though.

[lugia95]

I couldn't live without a decent access to the internet. Also, video games - not because I'm playing them all the time, although that is a part of it. It's mainly because when I'm not playing video games, I'm thinking about video games, or hanging out with friends I've only met because of them.

[Turner]

Music - I don't even have to think for a second.

I can be horrifically late for the most important thing in the world and I will absolutely not leave the house without my iPod. Music is the biggest part of my life, I would rather get rid of the internet altogether than get rid of music.

[SirBlaziken]

Man! I forgot about music! Music is my life as well, I couldn't live without it. I can't stand silence. So many different styles, songs, and artist, each telling their own stories as it goes on. It's beautiful, well, most of the time.

[Sebastian Moran]

the inability to have a full and proper grasp on reality. 
 

[Wolstenholme]

Fiction Books. They are my LIFE.

[Private Delano Donut]

oh man if it doesnt have to be material possessions id have to say my hearing
i mean
thats my everything
audio podcasts and music are everything i live for
ok that + food
but really i literally would not be able to function being unable to not hear the voices that ive really come to love a lot

[Inferna]

Music. I'm the same as turner, i hate going anywhere without my iphone! Playing music too, it's such a release.
Also my family, friends and my doggies. I'd hate to be in an animal-less house.

[f3raligatr]

Interesting topic..

I'd have to actually agree with whoever said hearing, although I'd hate to lose my touch, sight and senses actually. And the other one.. I forget which that is. With my hearing already pretty.. damaged as it is, I'd hate to lose even more. Even without music, it's a horrible feeling when you are completely deaf (I sometimes suffer from heavy colds which pretty much knock my able ear out) and really.. really disorientating.

As for material possessions, I do reckon I could live without my mobile phone. I had to do so earlier on this year when my old phone decided to be really considerate and die on me, and I didn't actually miss it as much as I thought I would. It'd probably be the hardest thing to get over, though. I'd actually say.. now that I've had the freedom of having such, I'd be unable to live without my car (so in turn, petrol, so in turn, moneh). I don't think there's really any days at the moment where I don't use it unless I'm on holiday, or ill.. there's just a freedom and power it gives you, being able to go wherever whenever.. I'd really hate to go back to relying on public transport. Although biking looks fun and challenging..

[Milsap]

My Macbook, my guitars, the internet.

[sylar]

internet probably

or my medication if were being literal here