At least with adequate help there's still a chance to overcome agoraphobia.

Both are horrifying, but chose this one because at least with the second one, you don't die. I'm an introvert. I'm much more interested in drawing, painting, writing, reading and exercising than I am of going out. But there are activities I like doing outside: going for walks or to the lake to swim, walking with my dog, jogging, or even do the chores. Both staying inside and outside are important parts of being human, and taking one away is like taking the Yin out Yan. The balance between the two is part of humanity. There are people like me who prefer to stay inside, while other prefer to be outside. But that doesn't mean that either one is better than the other. We need both these things in our lives. And taking one out would be a disaster.

Choices: If you go out, you die. Or, if you go out, you might get scared.
Seriously, post a difficult and thought provoking poll next time

@Mauserfan1910 There's no need to be an unnecessarily rude asshole! Be a damn adult and be respectful!

Personally I think its hard to compare suffering of one person to another since how bad things are is subjective. If neither were to be cure able / recoverable, I would actually probably prefer to live with XP than Agoraphobia since its easier to adapt a schedule to and for the comparison to be fair - we would have to talk about agoraphibia with panic attacks coming with it. As someone who has had some really bad panic attacks before, Id rather have one that physically tells me I cant go out in the day, in which I could adapt my schedule to only going out in the dark. It would suck, but its seems easier to adapt to, it is less likely to feel like a fake thing you are making up, and people are much more receptive to actually understanding it and working with it. Given both are curable though, of course Id go with agoraphobia cos you can get out of it eventually if you are willing to put enough pain and effort into it.

@KataraLover I actually find it a really intriguing question to be honest. But thats only when I take agoraphobia to be an EXTREME agoraphobia

@KataraLover I personally think a lot of people are downplaying how severe agoraphobia in a full on diagnosis and full on form can actually be. Its not a matter of being slightly scared of going outside or not liking to go outside or interact. Its full on terror and full on panic over going outside and can completely destroy a livelyhood if said disorder doesnt get recovered from. Much like with other disorders too and the stigma and dismissing area towards mental health, its really easy to start blaming yourself, feeling like you are crazy, friends and others thinking you are crazy, etc.

Both are EXTREMELY hard to live a normal life with and to adapt to, but I feel accepting that its a condition you have and having others accept that its an condition you have, XP is a bit easier in the way thee is undeniable visual evidence that its there and its taken more seriously.

Plus, on one hand, you can go out at night still - on the other, you cant. With XP you can still feel comfortable exploring the world and going out with friends at night. With agoraphobia, while you physically can, you mentally and emotionally can not.

With that being said, I looked into XP a bit more and XP comes with a drastically shorted life span so that really sucks and makes it worse naturally, but given the info present on the poll, those are my thoughts

Both sound tough. I think with the other though, at least you could go outside at night.

I would much rather just be able to go outside at night than to be too afraid to go outside at all.

hahAA im already on my way to the agorophobia one YEET