I don’t know, you seem fine the way you are, but apart from a surface level observation, I don’t think I know enough about you to say. Perhaps if you gave me more context to narrow down this highly opinion oriented question, I could answer honestly. As far as we know, there is nothing physically, emotionally, or mentally “wrong” with you and even in inevitable event that you were less than perfect, this would be no more than the condition of being an inherently flawed living being, we are all limited by who we are and what we do, there’s no point in sulking about what we can never be. As far as I’m concerned you’re the best at being yourself and you needn’t worry about reaching a virtually impossible standard of perfection. As far as I’m concerned there’s nothing “wrong” with you per say, but that there’s also no merit in being anything less than as happy as can be while you exist, there is no objective answer to your question as having it is an existential part of living that we all must face and all must answer for ourselves.