Okay, so I saw this thing online about what happens if you put someone in a purple room, and I got, like, super curious. I mean, who wouldn’t be? They say it can mess with your head, make you feel all sorts of things. So, I decided to try it out myself. I mean, why not, right?
Setting up the experiment
First things first, I had to make a purple room. I went and cleaned out my spare room, you know, the one that’s usually just full of junk. I took everything out, and I mean everything. Then came the fun part – painting. I got a ton of purple paint, like the brightest, most intense purple I could find. It took a couple of coats to really get it looking good, and let me tell you, it was a workout.
- Cleaned out the spare room
- Removed all items from the room
- Purchased a large quantity of bright purple paint
- Applied multiple coats of paint to the walls
Getting in the mood
Once the paint was dry, the room was, well, purple. Really, really purple. I decided I needed to spend some serious time in there to get the full effect. I grabbed a comfy chair, a notebook to jot down my thoughts, and a bottle of water – gotta stay hydrated, you know? I set a timer for an hour, because an hour in a purple room sounded about right to start.
- Placed a comfortable chair in the room
- Brought a notebook and pen for recording observations
- Ensured adequate hydration by bringing water
- Set a timer for one hour
The purple hour
So, I sat there. And sat. And sat. At first, it was kind of cool, like being inside a giant grape or something. But after a while, it started to feel, well, a bit weird. I started to feel really calm, which is not like me at all, I’m usually a pretty hyper person. I found myself thinking about all sorts of things, like my life, the universe, and why cats always land on their feet. It was like the purple was unlocking parts of my brain I didn’t even know were there.
- Remained seated for the duration of the hour
- Initially experienced a novelty effect
- Subsequently felt increasingly calm
- Engaged in deep introspective thought
The aftermath
When the timer went off, I got up and left the room. And you know what? I felt… different. I was super chill, like I could handle anything. My mind felt clear, and I had all these creative ideas buzzing around. It was like the purple room had hit the reset button on my brain. I’ve been going back in there every day since, just to get that purple fix. It’s become my little thinking space, my creativity zone. So, yeah, if you’re thinking about painting a room purple, I say go for it. You might just discover something amazing about yourself. Or you might just end up with a really purple room. Either way, it’s worth a shot, right?
- Exited the room upon timer completion
- Experienced a noticeable shift in mood and mental clarity
- Developed a habit of returning to the room daily
- Encourages others to try a similar experiment
