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Valentine's Day - Why pink?

Middle Man · 2014-02-14 21:29:21

I don't celebrate Valentine's day myself, but as I understand it, Valentine's Day is a celebration of romance - something that's obviously relevant to both males and females. Ok, red hearts - nothing wrong with that! However, the only other colour I see predominantly used for Valentine's Day is pink - Why??? To me that…

14-02-2014 9:29pm

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I don't celebrate Valentine's day myself, but as I understand it, Valentine's Day is a celebration of romance - something that's obviously relevant to both males and females. Ok, red hearts - nothing wrong with that! However, the only other colour I see predominantly used for Valentine's Day is pink - Why??? To me that colour represents only the female side of things - what about adding in some blue as well so that both genders are fairly represented? Alternatively, why not use just purple (along with the red hearts) - a colour that can also be of romance but not of a particular gender?

Anyone else with any thoughts on this?

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But pink is just a funky name for light red...

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