Being disabled if I was alone I would be dead pretty quick.

I sweat to much. I would have to have 2 gallons of water a day. Not to mention a half pound of food a day.

There are guys with all survivor skills what have you... but that does not make them a survivor. I am a Survivor. I will last as long I can. It is a frame of mind and a will to continue living under worst circumstances. I will Manage, whatever it takes.

Many years ago, the company I was working for went bankrupt and I found myself in need of finding any job as soon as possible. One of them required me to complete a written exam in order to ascertain whether I was worth an interview or not.

The exam was one question: "Imagine an aeroplane has crashed on a desert island and you are the only survivor. Which of the following would you retrieve from the wreckage, and what would be your first action?" followed by a list of items.

At that point, I decided the company was utterly ridiculous; however, instead of walking out, I wrote: "You sell curtains and soft furnishings. WTF has this got to do with anything?"

The most amazing thing is, I was offered the job.

I would need books!!!! I can do without sex if I have to (I'm living proof right now!), could figure out shelter, maybe fire & some food, but I would go bonkers without reading material!

As a type 1 diabetic, I'd last as long as my insulin.

And maybe less. I'm not exactly an outdoorsy type.

I really need another choice. I watch all the survival shows and know what do do-Wrecked, Last Man onEarth, and Alone are roadmaps.Can I folow their roadmaps? Like to think so but who knows?l

hmmmm as long as I had a volleyball to talk to and be my best friend, I would be ok for a few months. I can fish, make shelter, I better start studying some Bear Grylls episodes.

It would depend on the size of the island and the resources available.
I can build shelter and have a reasonable knowledge of vegetation and could build animal traps. I'm sure I would manage if there were sufficient resources.

I would last for a few years.

Longer than on an island choked with high-rise condos.

It would totally depend on the natural resources available on the Island, but I think I'd be okay, I've been on many survival courses run by ex SAS. I keep my training up to date and well practised as I enjoy hiking in crazy places.

A couple months, maybe. I'd probably eat something poisonous, have an accident with major injury, or die by snake/spider/komodo dragon.

Years+, assuming the island had the resources to support me.