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Colours you dislike

Mac78321

I was just wondering if there are any colours that you don't like for any reason,

As for me I really hate the colour Yellow, I don't know why, I don't like bright colours, 

My all-time favourite colour is Blue,  

Do you have any colours you like and dislike? 

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  • Isn't it odd how many people really dislike green? I know some people think it's an unlucky colour especially for cars, but I've found it a lucky colour when buying cars as I get a good deal.

    Pink seem to be a bit marmite too, but I think pink should be divided into hot and bright, from Barbie to margenta and soft pinks. I remember watching some how to sell you house program years ago and the woman doing it often advised people to tone down their colour scheme, she said a neutral colour is any colour without intensity, I've always remebered that, especially for clothes and furnishings, stay neutral and keep intense colours as accents for things like scarves and cushions.

  • in reply to TheCatWoman

    To me colors often taste like fruits that have these colors so pink to me tastes like raspberry, green like apple, orange like an orange yellow like a lemon tee, red like a watermelon or tomato (depends which shade) so I love all colors 

  • in reply to Alien0n3arth

    Interesting, my daughter has synesthesia, but to her brown for example wouldn't taste of chocolate but something totally random like curtains, her's isn't associative.

  • in reply to Alien0n3arth

    I can't picture it at all, and even when drawn it makes no sense beyond, 'yes its a triangle' and statistics totally boggles me, if somebody sat me down and drew a triangle and tried to explain it's properties to me, it's like they're speaking a foreign language. I don't know what a drawing scheme is, I try and avoid drawing anything other than a bath, as anything I draw comes out looking like a Picasso on acid.

  • in reply to TheCatWoman

    I did have problems with algebra. Anything that is abstract and can’t be pictured is a grey wall for me too. But unlike my other colleagues I was doing excellent with geometry and also statistics because you can picture it. Drawing schemes etc was my favorite thing. 

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  • in reply to Alien0n3arth

    I can't picture it at all, and even when drawn it makes no sense beyond, 'yes its a triangle' and statistics totally boggles me, if somebody sat me down and drew a triangle and tried to explain it's properties to me, it's like they're speaking a foreign language. I don't know what a drawing scheme is, I try and avoid drawing anything other than a bath, as anything I draw comes out looking like a Picasso on acid.