In "I Did Not Like My Mom Until I Found Out the Truth," the protagonist struggles with resentment toward her mother, feeling misunderstood and frustrated by her strictness or decisions. This strained relationship creates distance between them, leaving the protagonist questioning her mother's intentions.

As the story unfolds, a significant event or revelation sheds light on her mother's past or sacrifices, leading the protagonist to gain a deeper understanding of her motivations. This newfound perspective transforms her feelings, allowing her to appreciate her mother's struggles and love.

Ultimately, the narrative explores themes of empathy, forgiveness, and the complexity of familial relationships, highlighting how uncovering the truth can foster deeper connections and understanding.