A plurality say tenderness is pink. Click a color to add your vote.
Tenderness is pink because…
“To be tender is to be soft, and pink is the softest color.”
“Pink is a sense of warmth and love.”
“It makes me think of tender meat, and meat is pink.”
“Tenderness is pink because pink feels like a loving color.”
“Soft flesh is pink.”
“Pink is a tender version of red.”
“Rare, tender meat tends to be pink.”
“Raw meat is pink and meat is tender.”
“Tender meat is pink, and pink feels like a warm, fuzzy color.”
“Pink just feels like love and caring.
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“Associated with love and motherhood.”
“Tenderness reminded me of an animal’s paw.”
“Pink is a Kawaii color.
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“Kawaii.”
“Warm and skin color.”
Tenderness is orange because…
“Tenderness is orange, because orange represents warmth.”
“Chicken tenders are orange.”
“It’s a soft color that isn’t aggressive nor too dull.”
“Warmth and tenderness go hand in hand.”
“Orange is fire. Fire is nice, warm, and cozy.”
“Tenderness is warmth, and orange is a warm color.”
Tenderness is red because…
“Tenderness normally refers to steak, and steak is red.
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Tenderness is brown because…
“A good steak is tender. ”
“Tender, like brown meat falling right off the bone.”
“It’s warm.”
“Chicken tenders are a brown-ish color.”
Tenderness is yellow because…
“Tenderness is soft, and what else is softer than a ray of sunlight? Tenderness is also gentle happiness, a color I associate with yellow.”
“Because it’s the color of the sun, loud and in your face but it still loves and blesses you with its light each day as if it was made to warm you, and only you.”