What color is hysteria?
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A plurality say hysteria is purple.
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Hysteria is purple because…
- “Hysteria rhymes with wisteria, and wisteria is purple.”
- “Witchcraft.”
- “I chose purple because I associate it with a face turning purple, while screaming or hyperventilating.”
- “Hysteria is purple because it is sad and crazy and messy and bold.”
- “Hysteria is purple because it’s such an intense color.”
Hysteria is red because…
- “Red usually represents explosive emotions.”
- “People can be hysterically angry, and I also associate it with blood.”
Hysteria is pink because…
- “Hysteria is laughing or crying so uncontrollably your eyes and face turn pink.”
Hysteria is yellow because…
- “Hysteria reminds me of crazy laughing fits and yellow feels like laughing.”
- “Loud and bright.”
- “It’s bright and loud and panicked ”
- “Yellow is a loud color, and hysteria is a loud emotion.”
- “Yellow is so bright and loud, and hysteria is so loud and flashy.”
Hysteria is orange because…
- “Orange is a bright colour that connotes heightened emotions. ”
- “Hysteria feels chaotic, and orange is a chaotic color.”
- “Hysteria is often caused by danger or anxiety, both of which are orange.”
- “Hysteria is a wild, bright, hot color of negativity. ”
- “It’s bright and aggressive and a bit crazy, like orange.”
- “It’s vibrant yet peculiar.”
Hysteria is blue because…
- “Well hysterical is crying, and crying is blue, so hysteria is blue.”
- “Bright neon blue and flashing like hospital lights. It’s a panic attack.”
Hysteria is black because…
- “It makes me feel all alone in a dark ,empty room where no one can hear.
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Hysteria is green because…
- “I associate it with a mental breakdown which I associate with green”
Hysteria is white because…
- “When someone is hysterical, they are blind but wide awake, which is why I say white instead of black, which would mean their eyes are closed.”
- “It was originally a medical term to silence women; white reminds me of old timey hospitals with bleached white linens and unpainted walls.”