A pair of shoes? Another person's shoes. There was a red pair of shoes. Everyone liked the shoes, but not everyone saw the shoes the same way. Bola looked at the red shoes and thought, Those shoes would look good on me. Bisola looked at the shoes and said, These shoes will look good on my husband. Bode looked at the shoes and thought, These shoes will look good on my sister. Blessing looked at the shoes and thought, These shoes will look good on Bira. Bira, who was standing barefoot, looked at the shoes through a glass window and thought she hated them. Bayo, the seller of the shoes, looked at them as his best seller. Best, a long-time owner who had bought a pair of those same shoes, thought they were the worst pair of shoes she had ever bought. Beauty, who received those shoes as a gift from her beloved grandmother, couldn't wear them because they were poorly fitted and hurt her. But she forced herself to wear them for her grandmother's sake and to appreciate her good intentions. Same red shoes. Different people, different feet. You really don't know what someone is going through and can never truly know, because their problem is like the same shoe: it looks the same, but it isn't felt or thought of in the same way. Hope this helps.
