A person with a pink aura really does seem to see the world through rose-colored lenses. Living very much from the heart, these people tend to be caring, romantic, and optimistic. Relationships of all varieties tend to be very important to them, but most especially intimate partnerships. A pink aura person often feels a deep need for belonging, making familial bonds of great importance to them, whether it is with their chosen family or families of origin. These people tend to be physically beautiful and possess an eye for aesthetics. Some might call a person with a pink aura superficial, but they truly possess a gift of seeing the beauty and goodness in all things and people. Many pink people have a gift for bringing out the beauty of others, and perhaps more importantly than making others appear beautiful, they love to help others feel the beauty inherent in them. It should come as no surprise that many of them are drawn to cosmetics, fashion, and design. One may also find these gentle souls in caretaking professions such as teaching, nursing, or counseling—especially with children. They tend to be empathic, but are usually unable to process too much negativity or intensity. A pink aura person may avoid anything that elicits uncomfortable feelings, or conversely deny or suppress anything painful or negative that is present within themselves or the people around them. After some time of avoiding these emotions, however, the pink usually gets flooded and may even experience a mental breakdown. As wonderful as these hopeful spirits are, toxic positivity is a real danger to them, and discernment and boundaries are some of their most common life lessons.
A pink aura person is generally disinterested in egoic displays of wits or outshining someone else—they simply want to make people feel good and be loved in return. While they may come across as naïve, they are often very bright people. Many pinks can absorb and remember information very quickly. It is the practical affairs and things most people would consider common sense that trip up these gentle beings. It could also be that pinks are often underestimated despite being as competent as any other aura color. Pinks tend to be infantilized or dehumanized by others, sometimes with the pink aura person intending for it to happen on some level. As counter-intuitive as it may sound, the primary defense mechanism pink aura people employ is to appear as agreeable, innocent, and unthreatening as possible—either to prevent other people from hurting them, or to rally others to their aid when they are being attacked or treated poorly in some way. Making oneself appear as attractive as possible or using sex appeal is another common way pinks defend themselves. Of course, there are many instances in which these strategies backfire entirely, and in other circumstances could even be identified as vampiric or manipulative. Although such behaviors generally do appear to be genuinely subconscious and a learned trauma response for this aura color. While any aura color can demonstrate malignant qualities, it would be unusual for a predominantly pink person to intentionally hurt someone with these tactics.
Many of the health issues that come with the pink aura are usually a result of self-abuse or neglect. Disordered eating and restrictive diets appear more common in this aura color. While they are usually very good at hiding or treating it, dermatological issues are regular complaints. Pink disproportionately surrounds women and feminine people, which may be why it seems predisposed to breast, uterine, and cervical cancers. Fertility issues also seem to be frequent. Whereas the red aura seems prone towards high blood pressure, the pink aura seems more prone to low blood pressure, thin blood, and anemia. Pinks usually put a great deal of care into their physique, and seem especially drawn to fitness classes or groups so they can be around other people. Self-care typically comes in the form of beauty routines or spa treatments, creative expression, design, or spending time with loved ones.
Pink is not very common as a primary aura color, and usually only shows up temporarily or around young children. Life experiences tend to strip pink out of an aura early on. Although it also seems possible that pink inauthentically shows up around the aura of young girls due to societal expectations and gender norms. As with the other colors, the greatest strength of the pink aura also manifests as its greatest weakness—which is its capacity to love. Unfortunately many pink people do end up getting hurt and even abused because they struggle with attachment issues and do not have strong boundaries. At the highest, most spiritual level, pink aura people are perhaps the most capable of truly unconditional love. This should not be conflated with attachment or romantic love, but an ability to sense the potential for goodness in anyone.