10 PERSONALITY TRAITS ABOUT PEOPLE WHO LIKE BLACK
The color black often carries a negative connotation, frequently linked to darkness, mystery, or grimness. However, despite these associations, black remains an incredibly popular color. In fact, when it comes to psychology, choosing black can signify positive traits.
Yet, it's still a very popular color! (If you call it a color) In terms of psychology, choosing the color black is not a bad trait.
Consider this: black is often perceived as sexy and sophisticated! It conveys a sense of elegance, power, and authority, making it a preferred choice for many individuals in high-status positions. Whether in fashion, design, or personal branding, black exudes confidence and allure.
There is a profound psychological interpretation to colors and their impact on the human brain. Colors influence our emotions, perceptions, and even our decisions. For instance, black can create a sense of formality and prestige, which is why it's commonly used in business attire and luxury products.
Color schemes are deeply embedded in our culture and psychology, with each color eliciting specific ideas and feelings. For many people, understanding how colors affect their mood and behavior is nothing new. By recognizing the power of colors, individuals can harness these insights to enhance their personal and professional lives.
For many, color schemes being associated with various ideas, feelings, and even decisions are nothing new. However, when you just start studying psychology in college, you get snowed under such facts and theories, and even more, you need to write essays on them. To finish this struggle and get your papers done on time, we recommend hiring professional editors, from essay writing service by SmartWritingService. Students from around the world address their writers for help, and get done with their psychology papers on time. Exploring the psychological effects of colors can provide valuable insights into your personality and preferences, helping you make more informed choices in various aspects of your life.
In this article, we are going to focus on the color black.
The main personality trait of those who choose black as their color tends to enjoy prestige and power as well. These people are often artistic and sensitive. But very independent and strong-willed individuals that like to be in control of themselves and their surroundings. While these people aren't introverts, they are careful with the details of their lives and do not share easily with others to avoid showing weakness.
The sexy trait about people with this type of personality is that they want to give the appearance of mystery, but their preference may also indicate a suppression of desires and worldly aims, suggesting hidden depths and inner longings.
This is trait usually comes with a sense of style as well. Think of your men in black or women in suits. Usually by high ranking executives or business people. It is confident, professional and is suitable in many settings.
To achieve a balanced life, it's essential to incorporate a variety of "colors" that counterbalance your weaknesses and enrich your experiences.
Having a black color personality signifies non-emotional traits, projecting an image of a dignified and sophisticated individual who is in complete control. This personality is often associated with high-powered career roles such as corporate executives, top attorneys, club owners, actors, actresses, and entrepreneurs. These individuals tend to keep others at arm's length, guarding their emotions and creating an impenetrable barrier between themselves and others.
People with a black color personality possess the drive and determination to achieve significant success, yet they continuously seek more for a sense of fulfillment. Despite their accomplishments and material gains, they often experience a sense of emptiness, prompting an ongoing search for personal meaning and self-discovery.
By understanding the attributes of a black color personality and recognizing the need for balance, individuals can strive to introduce other elements into their lives. This approach not only mitigates weaknesses but also leads to a more fulfilling and harmonious existence.
People envy the status, lifestyle, and possessions of those with a black color personality. They thrive on the attention they receive, yet there is often a persistent feeling that something is missing from their lives. To achieve a more balanced and fulfilling existence, it's essential for individuals with this dominant trait to surround themselves with people who embody other vibrant and diverse colors. This diversity can help offset their inherent tendencies and introduce new perspectives and experiences into their lives.
It's important to remember that while black may be their dominant personality trait, it doesn't define them entirely. Everyone is a complex blend of various traits and characteristics, and understanding this can help in seeking balance and fulfillment.
Is black your color personality? Or do you identify more with another hue? Exploring your color personality can provide valuable insights into your strengths, weaknesses, and the best ways to achieve a harmonious and satisfying life. Whether you lean towards black or another color, recognizing and embracing the full spectrum of your personality can lead to personal growth and a more enriched life.
Maybe your personality is more white? Why not take a look and see if white is more fitting. Or are you more colorful such as purple?
19 Responses
KAZIM ZAIDI
WOW,, I’m amazed to know about me & yes, this is exactly I am :)
BlackPink
I love Black and white because You are independent, strong-willed, and determined and like to be in control of yourself and your situations
Dave Viterna
I see a lot of things that are dead on as far as personality goes, I love black cars with a passion and even more if they have a lot of chrome ( I always joke around saying that my two favorite colors are black and chrome) as far as my dress goes I always pick my black suit first but I love to contrast it with a color shirt and tie that has a little pop to it like purple but nothing that is to bold, other than that I like white “T” shirts or grey and some other colors but never do I wear red, yellow, orange or green because feel it stands out to much and it lacks as far as having the well groomed and classy look, they tend to have more of a cartoon look. When it comes to other things like my phone, shoes, coats, and even my car interior I want back because it dose give it more of a classy, expensive, well groomed look. I also like cars with tinted windows for that mysterious look, I thing it gives a sense of power when no one knows what or who lurks behind the windows
TheOnlyMrsEdwardCullen
Greetings…I have loved black since I was little…black apparel, black nails, smokey eye make-up, black furniture, black appliances, black car…I’d say about 85% of the article does ring true for me, but moreso I’d also say too that when one wears so much black, whenever one wears little accessories ie bright shoes, it indeed causes that much more “pop” in contrast, and I love that too!! I am not only a germaphobe, I’m also OCP (obsessive-compulsive personality) and I do require control of myself & my environment (not other people, to be clear), this tendency reduces my anxiety. I often come across quite aloof & emotionally detached, cold & clinical, I don’t believe in putting myself WAY out there, especially with strangers (trust must be earned, of course, not freely given), however I am also a very loyal & protective friend, once friendship is formed &, again, earned. Black is professional, sophisticated, luxurious, dignified, and does indeed create an aura of mystery to those lucky enough to interact with one exuding such confidence, which the tint indeed imbues upon it’s wearers. Givenchy, Tom Ford for Gucci (c. 1990s), Chanel, all haute couture houses utilizing such a tint to induce power, influence, subtlety & grace, all the while also invisibly setting borders & boundaries for those of us wishing to observe from a distance.
You don’t have to understand us, nor do we want to be understood…simply embrace the implied wisdom & strong will, independence & confidence, just as we may embrace your positive traits.
Namaste
TheOnlyMrsEdwardCullen
Greetings…I have loved black since I was little…black apparel, black nails, smokey eye make-up, black furniture, black appliances, black car…I’d say about 85% of the article does ring true for me, but moreso I’d also say too that when one wears so much black, whenever one wears little accessories ie bright shoes, it indeed causes that much more “pop” in contrast, and I love that too!! I am not only a germaphobe, I’m also OCP (obsessive-compulsive personality) and I do require control of myself & my environment (not other people, to be clear), this tendency reduces my anxiety. I often come across quite aloof & emotionally detached, cold & clinical, I don’t believe in putting myself WAY out there, especially with strangers (trust must be earned, of course, not freely given), however I am also a very loyal & protective friend, once friendship is formed &, again, earned. Black is professional, sophisticated, luxurious, dignified, and does indeed create an aura of mystery to those lucky enough to interact with one exuding such confidence, which the tint indeed imbues upon it’s wearers. Givenchy, Tom Ford for Gucci (c. 1990s), Chanel, all haute couture houses utilizing such a tint to induce power, influence, subtlety & grace, all the while also invisibly setting borders & boundaries for those of us wishing to observe from a distance.
You don’t have to understand us, nor do we want to be understood…simply embrace the implied wisdom & strong will, independence & confidence, just as we may embrace your positive traits.
Namaste
Cavin
My color is black too,my life was same, but i tried to change it towards one bright color, slightely, i felt some better….
Mikha
I was amazed too see that almost all the personality traits matched with mine…
Dennis G Lurvey
Years ago I was diagnosed with obsessive compulsive personality, not disorder. I saw it in my medical records but ignored it. When I finally realized my life wasn’t working like normal peoples I looked into it. Once I learned about it, admitted I had it, and worked to mitigate the effects of it on my life, everything has changed for the better.
Yes I had been wearing black, wearing colors made me anxious that things didn’t match. It becomes a uniform and easy to dress in the morning. But it also says I am emotionally numb, a loner, and just better and I keep to myself always. My relationships are easily controllable, to bartenders where I can leave when I want, and online where I can be king. If you notice around you there are thousands of us walking around in our all black, always alone, never smiling, never even saying hello, or excuse me, and we don’t care if we are late. We hurt others without even knowing, or caring, and when they complain we have no idea what they are talking about.
But these are not personality traits, they are symptoms of a mental disorder that is ruining your life, you just can’t admit it, and you may never. But you will wind up living alone, if full control of everything, in your germophobe house, and your books, and die without ever knowing what real emotion is.
I love the color BLACK
I LOVE the color black, some traits in this are true and some are not but either way i still love the color black. 😆😄😁
UV RADKE
BLACK IS LUXURIOUS AND IT’S DEFINE POWER
BLACK LOVER
I was pretty amazed that everything adressed in this artcile matches with my personalty as I love black.
JFS
I love black colored animals and birds but I do not have traits of “personality-color definitions.” Some people associate and assume that people who like the color black are associated with the negative traits. Not true. For me, black on animals and birds is a regal, pure, handsome, solid, shiny and calming color. I emphasize the positive traits. …..JFS
Anjali
There are many things that are really true about me as I’m a black lover 😁😁
Nature
Most people think black is a color that represents sad, dark and evil, but if you thin about the color black has lots of beauty and goals,it also shows that you are strong and have self respect, lots of people will disagree with me but black is my favorite color.
Yadh verma
It is good and helpfull to know who you are
Jerry
I hate my job so I only wear black when I am there including my boxers and a special order of black ear plugs (its a noisy place). I also have my own black cloud and a sour disposition to accessorize the entire outfit. The rest of the time I wear bright cheerful colors. Yes I have tried to find a better job with no success.
Baliram Chauhan
No doubt, the description given above is 95% realistic to me as I am the lover of black color too….. ‘Psychology is the best subject to reveal the fact’.
Rajitha
some of them are really true.
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leigh
November 21, 2022
I really like black since i’m 10 years old because black is beauty and when i’m wearing black i feel comfortable black is my top one favorite color because black is giving me confidence and making me strong. That’s all