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Before we learn to read, before we understand words, before we can even fully explain how we feel—color speaks to us. Babies reach for bright reds and yellows. Toddlers form instant attachments to blues, pinks, or greens. Even as adults, we’re often drawn to certain colors without quite knowing why.
But what if those early color preferences weren’t random at all?
Many psychologists, artists, and personality theorists believe that the first color you strongly connect with can reveal subtle clues about your temperament, emotional wiring, and the way you interact with the world. While color psychology isn’t a hard science, it *is* a fascinating lens—one that blends intuition, emotion, and lived experience.
So let’s explore it.
Think back for a moment. What was the first color you remember loving? The color you always chose first from the crayon box, the one you wanted your room painted, or the shade that felt like *you* before anyone asked you to explain yourself.
That color might still be telling your story.
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## Why First Color Preferences Matter
That’s what makes them interesting.
Early color preferences are often linked to:
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