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THE COMFORT ZONE POST

Vicki brought it to my attention that Taurus' need their comfort zone. They love their cookies and blankets. (Read: Emily Roellke is a Taurus.) I think the idea of a comfort zone is pretty interesting- either you:
a) have one and love it and use it appropriately
b) have one and need to branch out of it
c) don't have one and are constantly searching for one
d) don't have one and don't want one.

I can think of people from each category. I think that I am letter c) all the way. Mostly this is in reference to my romantic life, because in all other areas I think I'm pretty comfortable. I think I'm fickle, but comfortable. I'm thinking about going back to school for graphic design in the spring. Fickle fickle. But my point is, comfort zones are usually sited as negative things. "Break out of that comfort zone!" "You need to stretch your limits. Think outside the box!" "You're relying too much on your comfort zone." But for me, I think a comfort zone might do me good.