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I have a really good memory. I can recall whole conversations from 10 years ago.
Its so frustrating when people say one thing but do another. They love claiming that I'm making stuff up and "I didn't say that"
I learned to record every important conversation years ago...
Though they still say that I faked the recordings, etc if something comes up.
I think you need to learn more about how memory works. Unless you actually have a photographic memory (which is incredibly rare), you do not remember everything perfectly.
A lot people have difficulty accepting this though, so you're not alone.
Its not perfect at all. I'm only hyper good at conversations.
I'm super bad with names and faces. I feel face blind sometimes. I see it as a trade off.