Rorschach tests have been discredited for various reasons. For starters, the results vary between people of different cultures; we're likely to perceive the blots as being something familiar to our cultures, and those things could vary wildly. I seem to recall you're Indian: studies have shown that Indians tend to respond very differently to the Rorschach test than their Western counterparts, purely due to cultural reasons. The test was based on Swiss mental health patients in the early 20th Century, who had an entirely different frame of reference than the average 21st-Century Indian! If you've just done a generic Internet-based test, or if your therapist has been referring to Western interpretations of the test, then your results could be wildly inaccurate. And they're very much open to interpretation by the therapist, so the results actually say a lot more about the therapist than they do about you!
So as for the 'diagnoses': paranoia? You have a lot of things going on in your life which are likely to make you feel highly anxious, to the point where you're actually self-harming. So it's possible that a therapist could interpret your reactions to some of the drawings in this light. But this test on its own is not specific enough to make a clinical diagnosis of paranoia.
Sexual perversions? Who knows what the therapist was thinking there. It's entirely possible that the therapist considers being trans to be a sexual perversion (it used to be classified as such!) so they may be prejudiced against you. They could simply believe that your dressing in women's clothing is a sexual perversion, so that's how they interpreted the test! Please don't take it seriously. Lots of people have kinks (and there's absolutely nothing wrong with kinks!) but they only become paraphilic disorders when they're so recurrent and invasive that they stop you from functioning normally. So it's very irresponsible of them to accuse you of so-called 'sexual perversion' merely on the basis of a couple of drawings, particularly as you're in a very vulnerable place at the moment.
So yes, I agree with what others are saying: please find a better therapist. And please take good care of yourself; you're valuable and loved. We are sometimes forced to go through these dark patches, but it's always darkest before the dawn. Things can and will improve.
