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I do that. Not with painful things, though.
Also, if I step on a crack or slab edge with one foot I try to get the other to step on another with the same part of the foot. If there's nothing more distracting on my mind.
I also draw imaginary lines from the corners of things, usually three from each: parallel with the object's edges, and another from the point at 45 degrees to the other two, or otherwise equidistant from them. Whole rooms become crisscross with lines like imaginary laser beams, and I try not to tread on any. and if I do, the above rule applies.
Again, if my mind is not sufficiently engaged elsewhere.
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Jesus Christ, thats wierd. It's weird because everything you mentioned above, the imaginary lines you're not allowed to step on, the concrete slabs, all that. I do all of that exactly. It's wierd because when I tell other people about it, they think I'm strange. I like to know that other people do the same. However, I also spend half my time in exams organising my pens and pencils. I don't like perpendicularity, for me, it's gotta be the same on both sides otherwise its wrong. Thats why I hate the fact that that my phones earphone input isn't in the middle.