*Inhales* Now folks, there's three possibilities on this post.
1. It will reach many people and go like a breeze and I don't have any headaches.
2. It will reach many people but I get destroyed in the comments and I get in trouble.
3. This post will be a total flop, and I will be sobbing on the floor over the hundred words I put into this.
But I don't really care that much, so I'll go ahead and say my words for this event.
Days of Color (formerly Days of Rainbow) can stand for many things. Now it's pretty obvious that it's the Sky counterpart for Pride Month because of the same date they occur, and profits made by Days of Color goes to The Trevor Project (basically suicide prevention to LGBTQIA+ people).
But we all know that Sky tries to be inclusive as much as possible, they never really stick to one meaning or goal only. THEY CAN'T EVEN ESTABLISH A PROPER CONCRETE LORE (*angry theorist noises*)🤬. And that's why the Events in Sky - despite being based on real life holidays never outright stuck to it.
Days of Love can be Valentines or Friendship Day.
Days of Feast can be just a winter holiday or Christmas.
Days of Bloom can reference Easter or Spring Equinox.
And many more that I'm too tired to write.
Now the two real life equivalents of Days of Color are Pride Month🏳️🌈 and Holi (Color Festival) from India🇮🇳. But it also celebrates diversity and friendship and every other meanings. In fact that's why the name was changed from "Rainbow" to "Color" so it can be more inclusive to everyone. Sky has always tried to be inclusive as possible, since one of the main points of the game is to be a welcoming community featuring diversity. Sky has tried to consider every view of different people across the globe. (Kinda taking the middle ground instead of choosing one side).
So it doesn't matter that much what view or opinions you have on Days of Color
❤️You can see it as a symbol of LGBTQIA+, and that's valid.
❤️You can see it as a symbol related to religion, and that's valid.
❤️You can see it as appreciating the different colors of the world, and that's valid.
❤️You can see it as a representation of phenomenons in nature, and that's valid.
❤️You can apply your own meaning and that's valid.
It's an open event for people with their interpretation. So uhhh.....*gulp* (・_・;) telling people that their opinion is not applicable to Days of Color, wouldn't be so correct. And also telling them to stop putting meanings to Days of Color would go against the games values, as Sky actually encourages it. 🌈
But as we all know these human meanings are just figments of emotional imagination and rainbows are nothing but a phenomenon caused by the bending and refraction of light. 🙃 (Humans are silly delusional creatures that like putting meanings into things. ☺️)
But yeahhh... throwing a fit whenever someone has an opinion on rainbows (or Sky) is pointless. Both of you can't be right or wrong, since rainbows themselves never stood up for anything (cuz it ain't alive obviously lol), and Sky has always been an open world - with the only main messages being friendship and kindness.
❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜🩷