What color is pessimism?

Pessimism is black because…

• “In a world of figurative light and darkness, pessimism is seeing mainly that darkness.”
• “Pessimism is like a sad, depressing concept, and black just catches that vibe.”
• “It feels sad.”
• “Duh.”
• “I’m kinda pessimistic and black is my favourite colour. Suits me well.”

Pessimism is grey because…

• “Gray is boring and annoying, like pessimisim.”
• “Just enough light to see what could be and intentionally reject it.”
• “Because pessimists always see the world in grey tones...”
• “It’s hopelessness in a bland way.”
• “Optimism is gray, and pessimism is the counterpart to optimism, so it’s gray too.”
• “Pessimism means you know what it’d ideally be, but can’t. (Black is meaning you have no idea at all, maybe you never even face it.) ”
• “It isn’t full on despair; it’s duller, like fogginess.”
• “It just is.”
• “Grey is always closer to black than white.”
• “It’s boring when there’s too much; I associate it with corporate offices.”
• “It’s almost black but not fully.”

Pessimism is blue because…

• “Rain is blue, and rain is pessimism.”
• “Pessimism is linked with sadness, and sadness is a blue color.”
• “A life of pessimism is a life of sadness, which is blue.”

Pessimism is red because…

• “Optimism is green so the opposite of that must be red. ”
• “Tends to see the worst things that could hapen. ”

Pessimism is brown because…

• “Dark and bland. Mix of everything. ”
• “Muddy.”

Pessimism is green because…

• “The P in pessimism is really strong, and P is green.”