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In North Africa and the Middle East it’s definitely a girly color ~
Nanori · F
It definitely is in my country
SatyrService · M
pink, was once very hard to make in clothing.
when it DID show up (17th century i think? It was a favorite of high status Men, even for military wear.
but men dressed better in those days
I have worn pink, often for effect, and well girls like it
when it DID show up (17th century i think? It was a favorite of high status Men, even for military wear.
but men dressed better in those days
I have worn pink, often for effect, and well girls like it
Longpatrol · 31-35, M
Our local LGBT festival is called "Pink Dot"
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Elevatorpitches · F
no mostly I don't like it and never did
most women now at least in the US like mauve, shades of purple and darker reds
Pink reminds me of virgin *****
most women now at least in the US like mauve, shades of purple and darker reds
Pink reminds me of virgin *****
bijouxbroussard · F
It’s only over the past 100 years that pink has crept into the West’s collective consciousness as the universally agreed-upon “girls’ color.” And in the half-century or so before World War I, if it held any gender associations for people at all, it was often seen as a tone more suitable for boys.
LordShadowfire · 46-50, M
It's a masculine color in Japan.