“The color orange just annoys me in general. Loud, bright, obnoxious, etc.”
“It’s not as aggressive as outright anger, it’s like a smaller scale version, so it’s like a reddish-orange instead of full on red.”
Annoyance is red because…
“Annoyance is red because its irritating and powerful.”
“People say they see red when they are angry or annoyed.”
“A is red so annoyance is red. Also annoyance is a form of anger, and anger is red.”
“Annoyance is tied to anger, and annoying people make me frustrated.”
“Because red is mad, anger, and lots of negative things. Annoyance is like when you’re shooing a fly over and over again, getting more aggressive with every swing. Eventually, it will transform into anger. While I wouldn’t agree that annoyance is a bright shade of red, I would say it would be red in some moderately dark shade.”
“If someone annoys you to much you can see red, red is also a harsh but memorable colour like annoyance, it sticks in your mind.”
“Red is anger, and usually you get angry when you are annoyed. I also associate the letter a with red because it’s the first letter of the rainbow.”
Annoyance is yellow because…
“Yellow can be a bright and obnoxious color.”
“There is a triangular dream demon who is the color yellow and he is annoying.”
“A lighter shade of red, and the color of non-functional school highlighters.”
“Hurts my eyes.”
Annoyance is purple because…
“Anger is red but you add blue to make it less strong and you get purple.”
Annoyance is brown because…
“It’s ugly.”
“Annoyance is brown because it’s generally in the background, and rarely in the forefront, but it often sticks out.”
Annoyance is green because…
“I feel it’s a similar emotion to disgust—not the most invasive thing ever, but enough to set your mood off just a bit.”
Annoyance is grey because…
“Annoyance is gray because annoyance is like the area in between full-on blowout—black—and being fine—white. ”
“If you’re really annoyed, you can’t get anything done, and if you can’t get anything done, you’re gonna ‘feel gray’ because there’s nothing to do.”