The story follows a character with flawless skin, often described as "glass skin," who faces intense scrutiny and admiration from peers. Their mother is overly protective, enforcing strict rules about keeping their skin untouched, which creates tension and awkwardness in social situations.

As the character navigates friendships and potential romantic interests, they feel frustrated by their mother's restrictions and yearn for independence. Throughout the narrative, they grapple with the pressure of beauty standards and the desire for self-acceptance. Ultimately, the character learns that true beauty lies in confidence and personality, rather than just their appearance. The story highlights themes of parental control, societal expectations, and the journey toward embracing one’s true self.