On a more meta-textual level, Harry frequently shows symptoms of PTSD (which is more than understandable considering how much of a chaotic roller-coaster his life is), such as depression, negative intrusive thoughts, violent reflexes in response to loud noises/reminders of previous traumas, etc. From Harry's POV he has logical reasons for most of these (avoid soulgazes, no electricity or mirrors in his apartment, Seen It All when it comes to supernatural horror, etc.), but that doesn't make him seem any less weird to anyone who doesn't believe in magic. It would be easy for an armchair psychiatrist to put Dresden somewhere on the autism spectrum, as he is a self-declared wizard who never looks people in the eyes, has a near-pathological need to snark, bad personal hygiene, and Nerves of Steel that means he responds little to things normal people would lose their wits over. Ambiguous Disorder: In-universe, Murphy notes most muggles he interacts with wouldn't have a hard time thinking this even if it's not the case. One is an Intrepid Reporter, and the others are all extremely deadly combatants. Amazon Chaser: All the women he pursues are incredibly tough. Literally so as of Changes after a Red Court monster ripped it apart beyond even Mike the Mechanic's famous skill. 
The Alleged Car: The Blue Beetle is junk.When he learns he himself is 'pregnant' in Skin Game, he also makes sure no-one gets their hands on that child either. He wiped out the entire Red Court to save her and outsmarted Nicodemus & ruined his credibility in the supernatural community after he tried to kill Maggie.
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