In "My Parents Want to Marry Me Off After They Read My Diary," the narrator experiences a shocking turn of events when their parents discover personal thoughts and feelings written in their diary. Misinterpreting the entries, the parents decide it's time to arrange a marriage for their child, believing it will solve perceived problems or fulfill cultural expectations. 

The story explores themes of privacy, parental control, and the clash between personal desires and familial obligations. As the narrator navigates the ensuing chaos and confusion, they reflect on their own aspirations and the importance of self-advocacy. Ultimately, the narrative highlights the struggle for independence and the challenges of communicating one’s true feelings in the face of misunderstanding.