Color Blue Research Paper

When I took the color code quiz, I discovered that I was mainly a blue, with some red tossed in. Blues tend to be emotional, insecure, and worry-prone. I find that incredibly accurate, because all three of those I can relate to. The color code also states that they’re passionate people and love fiercely, which is extremely applicable to my life. However, blues are supposed to thrive on commitment, which is untrue for me. I don’t like committing to things, besides my boyfriend, and I’m never set on one thing long enough to commit. The other part of my personality is red, which I can definitely see. They’re determined and obsessive, which are two prominent parts of my personality. It also says they can come off as harsh unintentionally and are …show more content…
His results really interested me. He did not get a single red answer throughout the entire thing, and he was split evenly between a blue and a white. The blues are more sensitive, creative people, which I totally agree with for him. He is the stereotypical artist type who feels everything deeply. Before I even had him take the quiz, I was sure he would be a blue. He always seeks approval and love from others, which is true to his blue side. He also is a bit insecure from time to time, which is relevant to the blues. It didn’t surprise me that his other most prominent color was white, but I was shocked that it was split evenly with blue. Whites tend to avoid confrontation and are severely patient and kind. He doesn’t like to talk about our problems and tends to bottle his feelings up so that he doesn’t have to confront them. Being patient and kind are two of the most dominant attributes that most people would describe him as. The only part of the whites that I don’t think suits him is that they are usually unwilling to set goals. He is very clear about what he wants from life and has specific goals that he wants to achieve. I learned that he may be more sensitive than I am, since reds don’t use much emotion, while whites and blues