Pink: Imagination/Imaginative, the ultimate Girly-girl, loves all things imaginary and simple, believes in fairy tales, willing to believe in magic and the impossible
Pinks are the ultimate Girly-girls. They are often very gullible, and they love all things imaginary and simple. Most young girls start out as pinks – willingly believing in fairy tales, eager and needy both for love and to give it right back to others. Pinks are the people who save fairies like Tinkerbell. Without the pinks, Tinkerbell would not still be around to tell her tale. 
They love to play dress-up, and often carry this into adulthood by remaining fashion-forward and extremely stylish. Yes, guys can be Pinks too!!
Pinks will often stay pink throughout their lives. They will never lose that love of the imaginary, and will sometimes develop it by saturating themselves in the arts. Pinks are often close friends with Yellows, and if they undergo a color change, will usually become either a Yellow or a Red.
Strengths: They bring a little bit of magic back into even the hardest of hearts. They bring joy, laughter, and a renewed belief in the innocence of a child. They spread a vibe of sweetness through any group, and their desire to love every single aspect of life is invigorating and contagious. They are beautiful people both inside and out. They, like Yellows, get along well with pretty much any other color and vice-versa, and are well-liked and often highly sought-after by members of the opposite sex.
Weaknesses: Like their close friends the Yellows, Pinks tend to float from one thing to another, and often have trouble settling down. Because of their innocence, Pinks are easily deceived and often taken advantage of in many ways by others. Pinks will tend to marry faster than Yellows, but will quickly become unhappy and lonely, retreating to their imaginary world for comfort. They aren’t quite the life of the party like Yellows, but can get caught up in the party very easily, often to their ruin. They don’t usually have the confidence of a Yellow, therefore being twice as vulnerable to others in their emotions and expressions.
