In "I Removed My Birthmark & Didn't Recognize Myself," the narrator undergoes a cosmetic procedure to remove a prominent birthmark that has been a part of their identity for years. Initially excited about the change, they soon find themselves struggling with feelings of loss and confusion as they no longer recognize their own reflection. This leads to a journey of self-discovery, where the narrator grapples with the idea of beauty, identity, and the personal significance of their birthmark. Ultimately, they learn to embrace their new look while reflecting on the deeper meaning of self-acceptance and the importance of inner beauty.