If our universe is flat, how do we see other objects in space 360 degrees around us everywhere we look?

Question

Shouldn’t we only be able to see other objects by looking out from the “sides” of our planet in line with the orientation of the flat universe?

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In this context flat means not curved. A parallel line is always parallel. Compare to a globe shape, for example, where the longitudes are not equal between latitude