It’s not such a bad thing to be. We’re always dissing squares, telling people to think outside of them and not to be such a shape as that. I think squares get lonely sometime.
Making something perfectly square is very difficult. It’s easy to make it close, but getting it absolutely perfect takes some extra patience.
The things is - when you do get it perfect, then so follows your layout - and all you woodworkers know how important the accuracy of your layout is to the quality of the final product. Or how important your practice schedule is to a successful performance.
Don’t bother to think outside the box if you haven't taken a peek inside.