>>93536745It's actually about how governments take dehumanizing measures in order to ensure their survival, seeing the individual as nothing more than a number destined to further their own agendas. As seen in chapter 3, where we learn that Suisei was paired with a man not because they were compatible, but because the system knew she could get pregnant from a random dude and her hubbie would raise it.
Match-Made is about how the moment the law is allowed to intrude in our personal lives, we become nothing more than tools for the state, and also that kemono pussy is in fact, addictive and fertile enough to the point of making sextuplets at the first taste of human cock.
