There’s always two ways to see things, not really. It should never be the wrong way or the right way. It shouldn’t be your way or my way. One should ask the question, “Is it possible that both ways are true”? The answer maybe Yes, your POV is sometimes based on the value you put on things or the experiences you’ve had in the past which makes the point of concern so true for you.

So, where do you go from there?

Start by valuing the other person, their differences and how they came to see things the way they do. You already know the way you’ve come to you POV. Spend time to learn how they came to theirs. Embrace it, find those commonalities and start to discuss them. A person from another neighborhood, city, state and or country has the same common concerns you have, life, love and fear. Bring peace to one another’s soul and spirit by hearing who they are and maybe you find a third way to see it.

Just a thought for me through the day.