Assume you just had a fresh haircut, and your teacher probably hates it, she calls up to your parents asking them for you to get a haircut again, something that is in favor of the school rules. Your mom hates it as well but your dad says its swag and so do your friends, they love it. Here, different people had different opinions. Everybody looked at the same haircut and had ideas not similar to the other.
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"Two people can see the same thing, disagree, and yet both be right. It's not logical; it's psychological."-Stephen R. Covey
It is not always necessary that people would understand your point of view, and even if they end up saying you are right...there is a good chance that it is from another perspective.
Just like 3+1=4 but 2+2=4 as well. Maturity lies where we begin respecting others and their views.
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Just like no two trees look the same to another, and grow perfectly imperfect. We humans also grow with past the other has no idea about. The way we look at the present always has something to say about our pasts. all of us then, just like trees, growing, imperfect, flawed and with the past similar to no other, it becomes our duty to say to each one of us that,'you are a beautiful growing tree.' :)
