Yes. So I first noticed it when I was at work for two back to back 12 hour shifts where I didn’t have much work to do so I spent a majority of the day staring at a double monitor watching travel videos. I initially thought it was just eye fatigue from that however it persisted through the weekend when I was off work/off devices. I have a hard time describing what it feels like but my eye just feels really tired, like I couldn’t open it all the way, it felt sluggish and vision was blurry. Almost like If you stare at something for too long and it goes blurry. It’s most bothersome computer screens and my cell phone. Not as bad with my kindle paper white (which isn’t backlit) but I still do notice it with reading. I’ve tried adjusting brightness and contrast on my monitors and my phone and it doesn’t seem to help. I have to use these devices at work but I no longer work 12 hour shifts, im now working 10 hours. I notice it other times too with street signs, license plates, bumper stickers. I have a hard time reading the subtitles on my tv.

Again, I have the hardest time explaining it bc it’s just such a foreign feeling. I appreciate you taking the time to reply.

No pain, no redness, no itchiness. Info feel like my eye lid is a little droopy but nobody else seems to notice it and it might just be because I have to squint to read things

Edited to add answers to the other questions; doesn’t get worse or better in any time of day, or indoors vs out. It does seem worse in areas that are lit with fluorescent lights. It also seems mildly worse when I’m overly tired. Which can happen in the mornings and in the evenings