Based On Your Personality, What's Your Color?
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Based On Your Personality, What's Your Color?

Can your personality be summed up in one color?

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Based On Your Personality, What's Your Color?

Have you ever noticed that some people just personify a color? When I started college, I met a girl who is one of the nicest, happiest people I've ever known. To me, she just radiated the color yellow. She got so excited when I told her that because yellow is her favorite color, funnily enough. We spent about fifteen minutes discussing what colors other people we knew were, and it got me thinking about what it meant to be a color.

1. Red

Red is a bright, vivacious color. It is a color for people who are passionate, people who have strong convictions, people who feel everything deeply. If you are red, you are not neutral on any topic. You have opinions on everything, and will argue about all of them. You are loud and unapologetic and outgoing and sometimes struggle with anger. People enjoy being around you, even if you tend to be a bit much sometimes.

2. Orange

Orange is a more subdued color. It is for those who are laid back and comfortable but in a happy way. People with a calm warmth and kindness are orange. If you are generally optimistic, if you're easygoing (sometimes a little too much), you're probably orange. Be careful about being too apathetic, though.

3. Yellow

Yellow is the brightest, happiest color. It is for people who exude kindness and happiness, people who are sunshiny and joyful all the time. If you're the one that brings a smile to people's faces when you walk in the door, you're yellow. You're the type of person people love being around because you can make any day better. You're constantly working to make other people happy; make sure to not wear yourself out!

4. Green

Green evokes feelings of coolness and calmness. People who are green tend to be more outdoorsy. They don't stress much. They are responsible, peaceful, and stable. If you tend to be more reserved and calm, you might be green. Green can also feel aloof, sometimes.

5. Blue

Blue is more of a quiet, clear color. People who are blue tend to be more peaceful, reliable, and productive, but they can also be lonelier. If you are blue, you are probably very sincere, introspective, and easily inspired by the world around you.

6. Purple

Purple has traditionally been the color of royalty. It is associated with dignity and mystery. People who are purple tend to be more creative and passionate. Be careful, though; if you're purple, you might think a little too highly of yourself.

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