I am one of the top favorite colors of most people. First, I am represented on the majority of national flags. There are a few factors that play into my confident nature. I am a color that is the essence of confidence, and I can bestow confidence. Red: “Yes, it sure is! This is my favorite meaning. Segmation: “Isn’t one of your other meanings ‘confidence’?” According to, I stood for “ super-human” heroism to the Greeks. I am fiery, passionate, confident, and sexy. (I always have been complex, you know.) As I mentioned, I symbolize love. Some even say I am the color of love! I have to say that I agree, and am happy to be. Red: “Thank you for asking, Segmation! So many people love me. Segmation: “Red! Is it really you? Wow, we are SUCH big fans of yours. If we were to talk with red, our conversation might go something like this: Let’s approach red as we might approach a celebrity whom we admire but want to know on a more personal level. In honor of Valentine’s Day, which Segmation proudly celebrates for the entire month of February, we want to delve into the history of the color red. Just like a person, a color cannot be fully appreciated if one doesn’t have an overview of its history. Doing so helps us get to know the person and build an authentic connection with him or her. Common questions we ask new friends include, “Where did grow up?” “How many siblings do you have?” “Are you close with your mom and dad?” and “Where did you go to college?” When we ask these questions, we are basically asking someone what his or her history is. Would you agree that something can’t be truly known until its history is comprehended, at least basically? This is certainly true of people.
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