I'm on the back-40 of life. I've always faced the challenges.
I think I've earned the right to choose comfort now.
Well, whether anyone thinks I've "earned" it or not, I'm choosing comfort now.

I'm into comfortable challenges.

We grow by confronting challenges. There comes a time when we have grown enough and are content just to be.

I can see that time approaching.

I’ve got too many challenges, comfort would be nice on occasion

I get bored very quickly without challenge, and oddly I find challenge comfortable.

Comfort and comfortable challenges. I have no use for the push-push-push mindset in my daily life. I do what I value and what I enjoy — generally calm, quiet, solitary activity — and although that sometimes takes me outside of my comfort zone, I'm typically content to let others run the rat race.

I accept both equally. Just when I am getting comfortable, I expect life to push the eject button. I have been to some great places and met people that changed my life. At the same time, it's nice to have a chance to recharge. Would I change the mountain road I have been following? Absolutely not!

I'd take comfort simply because even getting comfortable is a challenge for me now

Challenging yourself and going out of your comfort zone is good for personal growth and satisfaction but I think it depends on what kind of challenges you are talking about.

I think you have to be somewhat safe and comfortable to enjoy challenges. People with real challenges in life often don't find them so amusing.

I am Retired! Change on My Priorities.

I don't mind the challenge, it helps me respect and appreciate the comfort.

I welcome a good challenge but too much and it might do more harm than good.

Balance, always balance if possible although IMO the best growth happens when life isn't exciting

I think that people often over-challenge themselves. "Challenge" to a lot of people is partly a normative term (due to sheer stupidity. Let's be frank, language is rarely normative.)

So because people think of challenge as something painful, they set too high of a bar for themselves, and put themselves out of commission until they recover, in which case they will learn their lesson if they have the sense to, or they just keep repeating it.

Now, how do I take challenges? I think for most of my life, I over-challenged myself, and then ended up under-challenging myself out of not understanding "challenge". It's a curse, I tell you.

Gotta have a good mix of both I think or life is miserable and monotonous. No problem finding challenges but Id sell my soul for some comfort to add to the mix right now, if I hadnt already sold it 2-3 times. The devil and his demons are terrible bookkeepers.

Comfort is my choice. I love adventure but even my adventure has to have a level of comfort.

The challenge most of the time. Sometimes, we rest. That is training all its own.

That quality you have described is a huge turn on - almost to the point of fetish for me.

I like a little more challenge than comfort.

I prefer challenges. Sure I would rather not be injured but there are many different types of challenges. There are disabled people who face challenges every day of their life. There are mental challenges. Comfort, being wrapped in a nice soft blanket is great for sleeping but to live fully we do need challenges.

A balance is required for me. Can't go continually felt pelt into challenge after challenge, but also to sit back and let life roll lies the road to apathy and non-existance. I've got a few avatars when faced with a challenge that is a bit out of my comfort zone and think, "what would x do?"

I assume you meant comfort vs. confort.