In "I Feel Like I Was Switched at Birth with a Poor Baby," the protagonist, raised in a wealthy family, feels disconnected from her privileged life. She envies a classmate from a struggling background, imagining how different her life could be. This leads her to question her identity and the pressures of her affluent upbringing. 

After expressing her feelings to her parents, they have a heartfelt discussion about privilege, identity, and the importance of authenticity. Ultimately, she learns to appreciate her own life while seeking connections with others from different backgrounds, fostering empathy and understanding. The story explores themes of identity, class differences, and the quest for belonging.