...that question isn't even fair, Skilpadde.
Were it for my own happiness and fulfillment, I might elect the former (as I have considered crawling into a proverbial hole and cutting off all contact to other people anyways as a survival mechanism); however, the results of the aforementioned thought experiment shows that I am intricately bound to my small circle of family, as they are, in some ways, just as dependent on me as I am on them (and will be more so as my parents get older); therefore, I would, quite painfully, have to elect for the latter.
[Actually, were I to be the main caretaker of my parents in 20-30 years, my parents and whatever conditions ail them may well become my "special interest."
Would you rather wake up tomorrow and find out that the past ten years of your life have all been a dream and that you are still ten years in the past or wake up tomorrow and find out that you had been in a coma for ten years since you went to sleep and wake up ten years in the future?
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I am not a textbook case of any particular disorder; I am an abstract, poetic portrayal of neurovariance with which much artistic license was taken.