In "My Boyfriend Thinks I’m Made of Glass," the protagonist, Emma, feels the weight of her boyfriend's intense protectiveness, which stems from his belief that she's fragile and delicate. While she appreciates his concern, Emma struggles with the implications of being viewed as breakable, longing for the freedom to be herself—strong and resilient. As tensions rise between them, she confronts her boyfriend about his perception, leading to a heartfelt discussion about vulnerability and strength. Through this journey, Emma learns to assert her independence, challenging stereotypes while nurturing their relationship with newfound understanding and trust.