Will Aspergers come into play for me wanting to own a gun?

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But im worried still i'll be barred...and I lack a full drivers license, and I have to close my bank account due to mysteriously having 0.16 cents in my account (my bank charges me penalty fees in savings should I have it below 100$) (I have 40$ in an 1 year old unclaimed money order from a deceased loved one, Im reluctant to even try to claim that due to the party being deceased and the money order for being a year old.)

I do like some of the advice the people given me and I plan to try it soon, The sad thing is...once im on SSD, Im stuck giving up 500 of almost my entire check paying half a mortage on a mobile home that I dont want any part of and she herself got in this mess after lending the place to tenants who couldnt even keep the place clean and always toyed with her on rent payments; And if I've objected...She would try to blacklist me on certain things and i've no money whatsoever to get a lawyer and I dont know what to do to legally keep her away from me for good as soon as I am on SSD (I told them I plan to be on it for half a decade.).

The state of Florida is only looking to see if you have been committed by a judge for treatment. If you have ever been Baker acted you can still buy and own guns as long as either they discharged you after 3 days or if you agreed to stay longer voluntarily. If you have not been held more than 3 days involuntarily, go ahead and fill out the background check, just go to a different gun store because they might refuse you service.

A medical diagnosis alone does not disqualify you.
Taking psych meds does not disqualify you.
Make sure your mom doesn't find out. Your mom or sister could call the cops in a panic, though if the cops come out, they will just jack you up and leave because you haven't done anything illegal.
I don't know if your mom would go so far as to call social security on you, but the only way she is going to navigate that bureaucracy is to go down to an office and take a number. Chances are that they are not allowed to speak to her unless you signed a waiver, and even then, there is nothing stating you can't use the money to buy a gun for protection and recreation.
In the event someone tries to insinuate that you are a paranoid vigilante and a lunatic for wanting to defend yourself instead of relying o the police, cite to them the supreme court case Warren vs. DC to show them that self defense really is a basic need.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warren_v._District_of_Columbia

Also, as for your mom mooching off you and asking for your social security number, go talk to your bank and ask them about how to watch out for possible identity theft.