Colors speak in a language beyond words. They bypass logic, touching something raw and instinctual—emotions, memories, and the layers of our subconscious we rarely access. The first three colors you’re drawn to aren’t just preferences. They’re signals. Clues. Reflections of your inner emotional landscape. Take red: it often suggests a fire within—passion, urgency, conflict, even…
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