Apparently I'm a Compulsive Liar

From the back cover

At twenty-two, a young woman sits before a camera and begins a livestream, announcing that for three days she will wear a hidden camera and show the world what it means to have spent her whole life being called a liar. Ever since childhood, every denial she made was disproved, and everyone, including her own mother, has long since decided exactly what she is: a compulsive liar who will say anything.

Discharged from the hospital with a diagnosis of severe depression, she is told she faked the questionnaire, that she has none of the physical symptoms, and that she is only pretending she cannot eat. Her mother throws the evaluation away, then drives her not home but to a restaurant, where a divorced man waits to consider her as a wife, offering her mother money for the match.

When she speaks the truth about her stepfather, the offer collapses and her mother slaps her for lying again. The livestream keeps running, and the comments keep coming.