We are all the center of the universe.
Only in the sense of the universe not having a centre. But who really cares.
The real question is Earth. We are not at the centre of Earth.
The celestial bodies make a virtual celestial globe.
The celestial bodies revolve around the axis connecting the North Pole and its antipole.
While you can have a virtual celestial sphere centred on you, objects do not simply follow paths based upon the rotation of this sphere.
While the difference between this and the actual path is negligible for most objects, for some, like the moon, it can become somewhat significant, enough to determine the distance based upon parallax.
I'm in the middle of it.
The axis of rotation is polarized.
It's going up to the poles.
When it reaches the North and South Poles, it reaches 90 degrees.
At the equator, polarities are balanced.
The axis of rotation is horizontal.
And the only rational explanation for that is that Earth is round, as the angle of the surface changes relative to this axis.
When it reaches the North and South Poles, it reaches 90 degrees.
You're talking about something absent.
You not wanting the poles to exist doesn't magically make then vanish.