From the symptoms you described, you should go to the optometry office where you got your glasses and have them check if the ipd (interpolar distance) of your glasses matches your eyes. If it doesn't it can create unwanted prism effects to your eyes and can cause thoes symptoms. Also ask your doctor to test and see if you have any binocular problems that might need to be fixed either with vision therapy or the right prims in your glasses. However, your symptoms are more likely from looking at the computer for too long and too close because the closer you look at a target the more you need to converge your eyes, and if you do that for a long period of time, you will start having headaches, pain in the eye, and seeing double.

Btw, getting your eyes dialated for examination is a good thing to; it gives the doctor the ability to examine the health of the inside of your eyes, and is important in diagnosing many diseases that are otherwise asymptomatic. You will loose your ability to see anything up close for a few hours but it does no harm to your eyes.

I didn't see the eye doctor yet

i havent been using the computer much, i've been gaming on my ps2, and my couch is a little away from my tv. Last book I read I only went double vision once.

Last summer, I played on the computer a lot, and I wasn't reading too well

will all my gaming and everything hurt my eyes permanently?

I also heard about the seeclearly method on the radio. I looked it up and it sounds like it could end up being more expensive than glasses, with all that monthly fee and shipping and handling. Is it any good?

My glasses are actually pretty nice. They're anti glare anti uv and stuff