When did you first realize that your perspective on various things in life isn't necessarily the "right" perspective?

there isn't a right nor a wrong perspective. they are just one's perspective.

...not until relatively later in life. I was so busy seeing things the way I [i]needed[/i] to, to protect myself from perceived threats, that I clung to that [i]way[/i] of seeing to continue the protection, even when it was no longer necessary. My beliefs based on past experiences, were forming my perceptions, and so, my experiences of the present.

The upside is, I can refer to how I saw things as a kind of map, showing me what beliefs had control of me, how they formed the way I experienced my life, the effect they have on how I see things now, and make necessary adjustments.

Everyday.....
Always learning
Listen
Open

I have my opinions....but I like it when you can respectfully discuss differences.

I wish, I could be open about it here without offending masses here. lol

My perspective changed over a period of many years. It's an ongoing process.

Mehh, i think my perspective on most things is right.

After some particularly potent gunja around 21

I don't know when I first realized it exactly, but some time during my teens. Getting past that hubris of knowing what's best for the world and for everyone else is tough (and many never get past it), but my perspective is just that: one among many. It may be closer to objective truth (the belief in which is another perspective of mine!) but it may not be.

Haha I haven’t quite gotten there yet.😅

Age 5.

As a kid on the school bus.