What Your Favourite Colour Says About Your Personality

The colour white also has a close relation to purity, birth, and innocence (Peck, 2020).

• People who favour white are very organized, independent and logical in the way they solve problems (Myers, 2018).
• They are known to be optimistic and focus on the bright side of life (What Your Favorite Color Says About You, 2018).
• They strive to find peace, even though they can be very uptight and self-righteous, which results in them not being very popular within their circle of friends.
• Their nature can be condescending, which does more harm than good.

The colour red is closely related to passion, desire, and aggression.

• People whose favourite colour is red are outgoing and adventurous. They enjoy being the centre of attention and have very intense feelings.
• They are not afraid of letting others know about their feelings, whether they are good or bad (Myers, 2018).
• Doing over speaking is their motto, taking a very action-oriented style in their lives.
• As natural-born leaders, they are respected by people easily.

The colour blue symbolises peace and tranquillity and is the most popular colour.

• People whose favourite colour is blue are reliable, calm, and loyal. They are level-headed and can operate under pressure.
• They are people who think about others and put their needs before their own, finding fulfilment in being of service (Myers, 2018).
• Finding inner peace and absolute truth is necessary to live their lives through their ideals and beliefs.
• Self-destructive behaviour can be developed as they can find expectations and outperforming themselves too hard to handle.

The colour green represents nature, good luck, and fertility. On the other hand, it also represents jealousy and greed (Peck, 2019).

• People whose favourite colour is green consider their reputation and the way society perceives them as very important, and lead an active public life.
• They have strong time management skills due to their ability to quickly prioritise.
• Open minded and curious, always looking to learn new things and becoming more knowledgeable.
• They stand their ground on their opinions, and do not believe anyone of anything easily. However, if they do, they will do it very strongly.

Yellow is the colour of happiness, sunshine, and laughter.

• People whose favourite colour is yellow love to share with others, but also have a focus on expressing their individuality.
• They are very light-hearted and have a very positive outlook but tend to go overboard with their optimism.
• Very happy and difficult to make sad, but when it happens, they can be in that mood for several days, making them difficult to manage when depressed.
• They are spontaneous and willing to take action, giving them an advantage over people who are indecisive (Myers, 2018).

This colour represents energy, warmth, and enthusiasm. It gives a party-like vibe.

• People whose favourite colour is orange like to socialise. They aim to be accepted and respected in a group of people.
• Just like people who favour yellow, they are very optimistic, always expecting wonderful things to happen (Myers, 2018).
• They have a black and white perspective to live, either going after something with everything they have, or not going after it at all.
• They are very productive people who like to work and get things done (Bell, 2020).

Purple is a colour associated with power, royalty, spirituality, and prestige.

• People whose favourite colour is purple are helpful to others but require significant emotional security in their lives.
• They are creative people and love unique things, making them want to stand out of a group (Bell, 2020).
• Known to be very unpredictable, so dealing with them can be either very easy or extremely difficult.
• They are very balanced, having both charisma and a cool exterior, making it easy for them to climb to the top.

The colour pink symbolises femininity, love, playfulness, and to a certain extent, immaturity (Bell, 2020).

• People whose favourite colour is pink express themselves very well and believe in being loved and accepted unconditionally (Peck, 2020).
• They are very compassionate to those closest to them and are very dependable when others need emotional support.
• This colour is the most calming and sedative one, which is why some prisons and mental institutes paint their walls pink to reduce aggression.
• They prioritise love, family, and kindness above everything else.

Grey is associated with balance, being neither dark or light.

• People whose favourite colour is grey usually prefer not to be the centre of attention.
• They are known as very mature people, but are difficult to characterise due to the nature of the colour.
• Their taste is very modern and sophisticated (Peck, 2020).
• They are naturally fair, and can see problems objectively without letting personal feelings affecting the decision taken.