Other’s and others’ are the possessive forms of “other.” We use other’s for singular possessive form (singular meaning one). For example: We couldn’t stop staring into each other’s eyes. We borrowed each other’s outfits. The students corrected each other’s homework. We use others’ for plural possessive form (multiple; more than one).

For others: This kind refers to the act of tolerating accepting and considering another person, even though there may be differences between them or the way they think. Some examples would be; respect for parents, men and women equally, teachers, older people, other’s religious beliefs, respect for people of different sexual orientations, etc.