Since when did people start associating pink with femininity?

[CheertheSecond]

As titled

 

[Worthy39]

About right after world war 2, before that, it was actually the opposite. It was supposed to be a way of reinforcing the new gender equality act.

 

[Hoshino]

REAL MEN LOVE PINK

 

[Prince_Azmiran_Myrian]

A quick google search could answer this question, did you try that first?

 

[Alski]

A quick google search could answer this question, did you try that first?

Why would he do that when he can come here for his parasocial interaction.

 

[CheertheSecond]

A quick google search could answer this question, did you try that first?

Yeah. Why should I ask google when I can benefit the community?

 

[RepresentingWrath]

What do you mean? Pink is the manliest color.

 

[LeilaniOtter]

Actually, in Vietnam and other Asian countries, pink is the color of warriors.

 

[Gray_Mann]

Actually, in Vietnam and other Asian countries, pink is the color of warriors.

Don't know about anywhere else, but in China, per Chinese buds, Red is usually associated with martial valor. In Korea, per Korean buds and a Korean-ex, a shade of blue I assume is either Royal or Cobalt Blue, is considered their color of martial valor.

China makes sense. But Koreans having blue as their warrior color was confusing to me since it's usually the opposite....pretty much anywhere else I've known. Blue is usually the calming color.