the world is color blind

Everyone has things that they like and things that they don't like. For instance, I can't stand raw tomatoes, I don't know why but I just can't, and I hate the color yellow. What got me thinking was: I have had alot of people tell me that I'm beautiful, but it seems like everytime I look in the mirror, I'm seeing a different face, a different person all together. So that got me wondering: is just because everyone has a different perspective? Or is it because everyone is actually seeing, feeling, tasting, experiencing an entirely different thing that the other person is? Is everybody colorblind? As in one person might see white when the color is actually black or blue as yellow or--- just everything switched no flaw to give it away like the actual definition of the word "colorblind". Like my dislike of the color yellow is really exactly like my sister's dislike of the color pink, we're seeing different colors that have the same name to our brains. It's difficult to explain, but I think I got it simple enough in my head to explain it on a key board.