In "Everyone Thinks I’m Pretty Because I’m Asian," the protagonist navigates the complexities of beauty standards and cultural stereotypes as she grapples with the attention her appearance receives. While many admire her looks, she feels frustrated that their perception is often reduced to her ethnicity rather than her individuality. The story explores her journey of self-discovery as she confronts the shallow assumptions of others, aiming to break free from the confines of societal expectations. Through her experiences, she learns to embrace her heritage while asserting her identity beyond appearances, ultimately seeking to redefine what beauty truly means on her own terms.