corner creature

There is always someone who likes to be the protagonist, and every time they appear, they have to stand in the center, enjoy the spotlight, and enjoy the admiration of thousands of people, but I never like to be the focus, so let me quietly stand by, not even a supporting role, Just be a bystander, a character doomed to be forgotten.

You can disagree with my attitude, say that I am negative and that I am depraved, but I just like to hide in a corner and do what I like, even if I am alone all day, I still enjoy myself. I used to describe myself as an invisible person, preferably when I didn't exist, until I saw the recently popular "corner creature", and I was surprised that these four words are the most appropriate to describe my personality.

The "corner creatures" launched by Japan's San-X company are popular, not only because the corner creatures are cute and lovable, but also because they like to hide in corners, which resonates with some people. The family of corner creatures includes polar bears, cats, little dust, dinosaurs pretending to be lizards, slugs pretending to be snails, and leftover fried pork chops and fried shrimp tails, etc. Although their encounters and temperaments are different, they all have one. The common point is that they like to stay in the corner, and feel at ease as long as they lean against the corner. Corner creatures represent unassuming personalities, and while they like to be around corners, they are by no means unsocial. They like to huddle together to support and encourage each other. Every character has their own backstory, and those with stories are always particularly fascinating.

Involuntarily projecting myself onto corner creatures, I've always been most at ease hiding in corners. Compared with the invisible man, who doesn't even have the chance to appear, the corner creatures are low-key, but they do exist. They just avoid everyone's eyes as much as possible, and feel at ease to be who they are, and only do what they like.

In fact, no matter what position you are in, the most important thing is to enjoy your position. If you always want to be the protagonist but always play the idle role, it is painful, but it is absolutely uncomfortable to have someone who doesn't like to be the center of attention as the protagonist.

Find your own place and shine again, you are your protagonist, and I continue to be my corner creature, irrelevant and respectful to each other.