The majority of people have a favorite color. Even if you don’t believe you have one, you’re probably drawn to certain hues more than others. We all have preferences; it’s just how we function as humans.

Blue is the most common color in the world, and it’s also the most preferred color for males to wear worldwide. (Women, on the other hand, tend to like black.) Yellow isn’t particularly popular, with only 5% of individuals selecting it as their favorite color, and it appears that as people get older, they begin to avoid orange. (I used to possess an orange sweater.) I was 12 years old at the time. For me, it was a fashion low point.)

If blue is your favorite color it means…

You’re: Calm, rational, and able to keep things on a more level keel than the average person.

Because the color blue is typically associated with emotions of serenity, those who like it may often find peace and tranquility in settings where others cannot. People that like to wear blue are thought to be easygoing, dependable, and likeable, for want of a better description.

Red means passion

You’re: Outgoing, sexually charged, and trying to make an impression.

Both genders are more attracted to a person dressed in red than any other color, according to studies. Although experts aren’t sure why, they believe it has something to do with the fact that when someone blushes, their skin turns red, indicating some type of animalistic, sexual attraction. People who prefer the color red are usually conscious of the influence it produces and are outgoing and self-assured enough to use it to their advantage.

It’s also been shown that when women reach their menstrual cycle’s peak fertility, their preference for the color red increases.

Green means…

You’re prone to placing a high value on money and safety.

Although you may think that loving green indicates you love nature, color psychology shows that those who love green want to feel comfortable in both their finances and their relationships. They are most concerned with how they are perceived by others, and they aspire to be seen as successful, wealthy, and influential in their social circles. They’re also social butterflies who are most likely on a diet right now.

If you like pink we’d say you like to fantasize

You’re a little innocent, sheltered, and sensitive.

Pink is favored by those who want to escape the reality of coming maturity. They engage with others in a youthful manner, hoping to be able to imitate red, pink’s older sister, when they grow up, oblivious to the fact that they’ve been an adult for a long time. Girls’ Shoshanna Shapiro is a perfect example of the pink mentality.

Orange and Yellow

You’re: friendly, laid-back, and most likely a theater major.

Orange and yellow lovers desire to be the center of attention, are flamboyant by nature, and are unlikely to have too many serious thoughts. They’re pleasant, and people like that — until the overabundance of flamboyance takes over, and friends flee.

Those who prefer the color orange or yellow are less likely to marry, and if they do, their “marriage will be one of light affection,” according to color expert Faber Birren. Yikes.

Black is classy and moody

You’re a mix of melancholy and elegant.

Those who identify black their preferred hue, like Angelina Jolie, are complicated realists with a need for control. Their pessimism and moodiness are kept in check by their realistic view of the world, but their simple method of continually keeping things dark and dismal makes them appear far more intelligent than they are.

Or they could simply reside in New York City.

And for the end – Purple

If purple is your favorite color, you are a little off, but in your own unique way.

Purple attracts those that are somewhat hippy-like in their unrealistic approach to the world with their utopian aspirations. They prefer mysticism to reality and perceive the world through violet-colored glasses, which can be difficult for those around them to understand. It’s probably best that they set up a Tarot card reading shop stat, and just get it over with already.

You probably already know what the type of music you listen to says about you, but we must recommend this blog for you to read. You might find out that there is more to it than just a ‘taste in music’.