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One reason: even if both spouses like bright colors, it doesn’t mean they both like the same bright colors. Neutral becomes the default compromise. Anyway, Jee
by macintux 2y ago
One reason: even if both spouses like bright colors, it doesn’t mean they both like the same bright colors. Neutral becomes the default compromise.
Anyway, Jeep has been great about offering bright colors, and I love my fuchsia Jeep, and my yellow Jeep. Life is too short to live greyscale.
And other people tend to love the pink Jeep. I wrote about some of the reactions I’ve received: https://opposite-lock.com/topic/52688/tuscadero https://opposite-lock.com/topic/52688/tuscadero
- nyokodo 2y ago> even if both spouses like bright colors, it doesn’t mean they both like the same bright colors A far greater effect are Home Owners Associations, city ordinances etc.