Hello. My name is Harley. I have a well-recorded history of not being complete shit at advice, and am particularly good with mental health, most kinds of relationships, and LGBTQ+ issues.
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In my life I have never been what you would call normal. I have social quirks: I don't like looking people in their eyes, I move awkwardly, I take things literally, I talk to myself when I'm alone, I'm overtly sensitive, I don't understand all of the norms well and I perceive things differently. I have my issues, I get angry and I have known to tell or break things and hurt people's feelings. These outbreaks happen once a year. I have been perceived as a monster or a villain. Personally, I'm not innocent but I'm Christian as well and I've worked hard to control myself and not give up. I haven't killed anyone or anything unless you count insects and spiders. I haven't done anything that's taboo or horrible to people but over years I have given up to be normal and be happy. After one incident , in which I was perceived as bizarre and different I have become depressed and hopeless. I have lost a lot of things. I want to meet a psychiatrist but I'm not wealthy and I want it private. Is there anyone who can give me advice (link)
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Any psychologist, or doctor, or medical professional you meet with is obligated to keep your sessions private. If you don't have a lot of money, it's possible to meet with someone and get a diagnosis, then use online tools as a way of helping yourself. I personally found this a lot easier, since I have a lot of problems sharing my feelings.
If you want my personal, unlicensed opinion, it's possible you may be autistic. The trouble making eye contact or understanding sarcasm/metaphors, sensitivity(particularly to sensory input like light, sound, smells, textures.), the trouble understanding social norms all point to something on that spectrum. I recommend you look it up, and see if it seems to work.
Good luck, friend!
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