Do you agree with this?

Like a cheap fortune cookie.

"Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what's inside"

Chocolates Dickhead!

Have you ever seen The Matrix?

What if one person is hallucinating or what if they both are? They may not even be visualizing the same things. What defines "real" and "reality" if the context of perception depends on the person?

Like morals or religion

The map is not the same as the territory.

Was?

You really need to clarify this a bit. If it's raining out, then it is raining for both of us and you can doubt it all you want, but if you take a walk with me, we will get equally wet.
If you are talking about beliefs, like is good real, then each of us has a view that may be far different to the other's.
So, I've got to say; it depends. Ain't that wishy washy?

Oh definitely. But, I can see the "yes" and "no" side of it.

I was thinking about it in terms of war and poverty. I know it exists, but it's not as real to me as it is for someone living in it.

If you're just talking about general philosophical stuff, then screw off.

The fact that the title provokes curiosity but says nothing about the content of the post reminds me of spam emails.

Study philosophical realism.

Reality is shared perception.

Technically, yes, but I'd need a definition of "real". Which, I suppose, is kind of the point.

Objectiveness is out of style now?

Deep, very deep.

Yes, yes I do. Very much so.