Is it normal to have intermittent aversion to looking at protruding angles?

My brothers and I all experience this. Every now and then, we have a spell (lasting maybe 5-10 minutes) when it is almost painful to look at protruding angles, like corners. Often this happens when we already have a headache, but not always. When it does happen, we usually have to just sit with our eyes closed and hold our heads until it passes.
The sensation is difficult to describe. It's as if, when we look at a corner, we feel it prodding at our brain. Our sister has never experienced this and thinks it is abnormal.

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  • Tommythecaty

    No, sounds like some ocd symptom to me,

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  • RoseIsabella

    Does this happen right after you've bumped into the edge of a coffee table?

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  • my_life_my_way

    I get migraines sometimes and bright lights/colours hurt my eyes so I suppose it’s just like that

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  • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

    my dingo hasta stop sniff & pee on every protrudin angle

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  • Did you horse play a lot? Maybe your bodies remember an injury. It is in male DNA to be "the hunter," it could just be like a defense mechanism, like how dreams are thought to prepare us for things

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    • litelander8

      I can get behind this.

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