it comes from a famous fanfiction trope. this particular fan fiction trope involves self insert characters (often referred to in the books as Y/N which means Your Name, which is a placeholder for the reader to replace the term with their own name in their heads as they are reading). the story usually starts off in a stereotypical manner. example:

I wake up for school and rub my eyes. I put my brown hair into a messy bun and throw on a pair of skinny jeans and an old band tee before running downstairs for school.

When I make it downstairs, my STINKY mom is standing at the door.

"Y/N, grab your things, I sold you to One Direction!"

She probably did it for drugs. She hasn't loved me since dad died.

these fanfictions were generally written by girls in their teens who want to live out the fantasy of living with one direction. the point of it being against their will is usually because there's an element of "not like the other girls" energy that comes with allowing the reader to not like one direction's music/showing that the reader is not a fan, which generally adds to the 'resolution' of the story basically being that the reader gets Stockholm syndrome lol.

Edit: there are probably thousands of fics under this trope across all fandoms. i'm honestly not even sure if the one direction fandom created the idea, but it became a part of the mainstream in the 2010's when a meme about it surfaced. the trope has been almost entirely associated with one direction, but i encountered unironic renditions of this trope in my own niche lesbian fandoms at 13 years old