In "I Wish I Didn't Have the Perfect Face," the protagonist grapples with the pressures and expectations that come with her striking beauty. While others admire her flawless appearance, she feels trapped by the constant attention and superficial judgments that often overshadow her true self. As she navigates relationships and societal expectations, she longs for authenticity and deeper connections, feeling that people focus more on her looks than her personality. The story explores themes of identity, the weight of perfection, and the desire for genuine acceptance. Ultimately, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery, learning to appreciate her uniqueness beyond her appearance and embracing the complexities that make her who she is.