Funky setting when dragging new layer to corner

Hi all,

I've struggled with this for years in Photoshop, and finally I'm raising the white flag and trying to get rid of this stupid setting. I hope it's something that can be changed.

When I copy a section from an image, and paste it as a new layer, I'll drag it to a place on the image. However, if i'm dragging it to the corner or a border of my image, it likes to do this sensitive magnet type movement. There are a certain amount of pixels from the border of the picture where Photoshop won't let you place it. It'll let you place it above that line, or it will shoot down to the border. Dumb, dumb setting. We have Photoshop because we're needing perfection, and forcing your new layer at the border when it's NEAR the border is not for perfectionists.

Sorry for my rant, and thanks so much!

Jared