In "I Have to Tell the Truth No Matter What, I Have a Condition," the protagonist struggles with a rare condition that forces them to always speak the truth, leading to awkward and humorous situations in social interactions. While initially feeling burdened by this honesty, they begin to see the value of truth in fostering deeper connections and clarity in relationships. As they navigate the challenges of revealing uncomfortable truths, the protagonist learns that honesty, despite its difficulties, can strengthen bonds with friends and family, ultimately leading to personal growth and understanding.