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no, this is not so normal, but it realy depends what type of burn and what type of person you are. for instance, if it is a small burn, from a candle or something, you may feel sastisfied that you can do that level of destruction. it is okay to feel good, as long as you are okay and not harmed.
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No, it is not normal to feel good when you get burned. A burn is a form of injury to the skin, which typically causes pain and discomfort. If you experience a burn and it feels good, it could be a sign of nerve damage or another underlying issue that should be addressed by a medical professional.
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