In "My Mom Made Me Change My Body," the narrator describes the intense pressure they felt from their mother to conform to specific beauty standards. Driven by their mom's expectations, they undergo various transformations, such as dieting or cosmetic procedures, in a bid for approval. As the story unfolds, the narrator grapples with feelings of inadequacy and the realization that their self-worth should not be tied to appearance. Ultimately, they seek to reclaim their identity and embrace self-acceptance, highlighting the struggle between familial influence and personal autonomy.