As I always say, “There is no such thing as too much pink.”
I have a pink room,
pink clothes, pink supplies, pink everything, and this is the way it has
been since the beginning of time, and it fits right in with my personality.
Pink, as I’m sure
you’re aware, is a combination of red and white. It contains the action and
energy of the color red, while also having the purity and maturity of the color
white. It is a perfect blend between both colors, and represents me as a human
being very well. When I am more proactive, a darker shade of pink would portray
me better, and when I am calm, a lighter shade would describe me.
Pink is a delicate
color that represents sweetness and femininity. Pink denotes friendship,
harmony, and approach-ability. This represents me well, because often my friends
find me easy to talk to when seeking comfort, and will almost never find me
tangled up in drama. Pink is also the color of universal love of oneself
and of others. People who like pink are sensitive to the needs of others, along
with being accepted and loved as their own greatest need. This might explain
why I enjoy seeing people happy, especially when I am the reason for it; and
also equally like when I’m showered with love.
Color pink takes its
name from the flower Dianthus, which
is commonly known as carnation, or pink.
Even though pink got its name from “the pink” flower, it is often associated
with other pink flowers like pink roses, lily, pink tulips and the Japanese
cherry blossom. Whichever the flower is, they all spread fragrance and makes
this world a beautiful place.
Pink is often used to
stereotype girls as being soft and feminine. Yes, I am caring; I am sweet; I am
sassy; I am lively; I am confident; I represent beauty and grace with inner
strength and power, and I am every bit proud of being a girl.
Quoting Miley Cyrus, “Pink is not a color, it’s an attitude!”
