Hard to say: Learning disabilities typically refer to specific tasks such as reading or doing arithmetic that are hard because the brain processes information in inconsistent ways--letter or word reversals, for example. What you are describing is a much higher level of processing. "different" doesn't necessarily mean "wrong." if it's really a concern, see a psychologist for testing.
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Neuropsychology eval: You should have an evaluation by a neuropsychologist. With the results, you can be directed to services that can help you.
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