In "Girls Change Their Faces To Look Like Me," the narrator grapples with the pressure of being admired for their unique beauty, leading other girls to undergo extreme transformations to mimic their appearance. The story highlights the struggles of feeling like an object of envy and the impact of societal beauty standards. As the narrator reflects on their own identity, they confront the superficiality of these changes and seek to embrace their individuality. Ultimately, the tale explores themes of authenticity, self-acceptance, and the complexities of beauty in a world obsessed with appearances.