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It's normal to see some halo around a light at night. What isn't normal, is to see a distortion of the light as depicted in OP's image.
If you see that the light is distorted more on one axis, that means you have some kind of astigmatism.
I have a little bit of astigmatism and it is nowhere near what OP's picture depicts.