I noticed that blonde people have something like a 2/3 probability of being yellow while the same goes for dark haired people with being blue. Outer appearance is an important criterion but not the determinant factot. The more I thought about how weird this is the more did I question how this works and why I intuitively divide people into groups no matter what that person is like. I am yellow and I have the feeling that I come along much better with yellow people, who mostly are like me (introvert, silent). New people I meet seem to be mostly from the blue group. As I mentioned earlier, family members and close friends are mostly yellow. There is a trend among those being close to me. Some more facts: The blue/red ratio appears to be 50:50, but it might as well be unequal since I did not count it. Yellow is still the dominating color among my close friends though. When I grew up, more and more people I met who later became friends were blue members. Teachers appeared to be in both groups, as well as my family, a mix of blue and yellow (more yellow). I remember that most of my close friends back then were yellow while most children I didn't play with were blue. This was when my synesthesia was more vivid than today (I 'rediscovered' it some years ago when I heard that not everyone out there has a 'colorful alphabet'). My earliest memories of this reach back to my early school years. Normally one person belongs to only one color. For example when I think of my mother I associate yellow.
This is difficult to explain with words since I do not actually see a color, I sort of 'feel' it. How it works: Whenever I think about a person (for example when I visualize a mental image in my head) I immediately think of a color.
I'm not quite sure how my brain does it or by what criterias it decides that one person is blue while another person is yellow, but I have a theory which is hard to explain. This way I divide people into two groups regardless of them being close friends or just people I only met once. While I know that I have grapheme-color synesthesia and sequence-space-synesthesia (I explained it here), I'm not sure what this might be.īasically, when I get to know people better they are associated with either blue or yellow. I have Synesthesia: I'm not a freak, I'm a Synesthete ISCA International Synesthesia Connections Pat Duffy’s Blue Cats and Chartreuse Kittens Resource SiteĬlare Jonas’ Resources for Syn(a)esthetes
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