As a child purple made me sad.
Anyone else feel the same?
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Actually, pink and purple were the total rage when I was a child, and I liked purple better of the two. Plus, some of my more spectacular bruises from my more athletic days have proved that I, myself, am physically capable of producing the mose amazing shades of purple.
Purple makes me so happy. :) It is my favorite color though.
It's feminine without being um...pink. lol
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