In "My Mom Made Me Steal," the narrator recounts how their mother pressured them into shoplifting, framing it as a necessary act for survival or to fulfill a need. The experience leaves the narrator feeling conflicted, grappling with guilt and shame over the theft while also feeling a strong loyalty to their mother. This internal struggle highlights the complexities of family dynamics, manipulation, and the impact of parental influence on moral choices. Ultimately, the narrator faces the consequences of their actions and reevaluates their relationship with their mother.