A plurality say admiration is pink. Click a color to add your vote.
Admiration is pink because…
“Admiration is next to love, and love is pink.”
“I think admiration is similar to love, which is often associated with pink. Also, you might view someone you admire through rose-tinted glasses.”
“When I have a secret admirer my cheeks go pink. ”
“Red is love, and pink is a calmer, more innocent red, so admiration. I would also say childhood crushes are pink too.”
“In my native language, the word for admiration has a lot of i’s in it, so for me admiration is pink!”
“Because red is love, and admiration is a kind of love, just like pink is a kind of red.”
Admiration is yellow because…
“Admiration to me is yellow because it teeters on idolization, which reminds me of stars, which are depicted as yellow. ”
“Because yellow reminds me of gold. Gold is an expensive metal. When I admire someone I think they’re precious and value them as much as gold.”
“I thought of pink first, but then thought of the star-eye emoji that represents admiration.”
“Something shines bright when you admire it.
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“Admiration is basically looking up to someone. When you look up at the sky, there’s the yellow sun.”
“It is giving spotlight, and spotlight is yellow.”
“It’s like gold medals and trophies, or those little star stickers they’d give you in elementary school. It’s something you look up to, something you strive to achieve.”
“Yellow makes me think of the glow in our eyes when we admire someone.”
Admiration is blue because…
“It feels like there are blue diamonds in my eyes when I admire something.”
“Blue is almost soft, and so is admiration.”
Admiration is red because…
“It’s like love, but not quite as mushy and tender as pink.”
“Red is the color of love, and also, when I think of admiration, I think of the red heart eyes they have in cartoons.”
Admiration is orange because…
“Admiration is firm respect or warmth, and orange is warm and respectful like the first rays of sunlight.
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Admiration is green because…
“You look up to someone. That’s admiration. Green means up.”
“Admiration is more in awe than acceptance, and acceptance is green. Admiration could also be pink because it’s the softer version of red, for power.”