"So, we could fix that for you as well, although - well, how do you feel about that idea, if it involved direct mental editing instead of months of - you'd object, wouldn't you, if I called it - instead of months of treatment?"

"There is no longer anything to be fixed, as I said."

"No, I mean, should we put you back."

"Back to... certainly not, why would you do that?"

"For your happiness and personal flourishing."

"That does not seem like call to reverse someone's medical treatment."

"As I said, we disagree on whether what you experienced was that.  But it was only an interest check; I'm not planning to push the matter."

"I see, thank you."

"The bacheloret for the season we'd like to put you on is a man, though."

"I don't understand how you chose me or what you - know about me - but -"

The guy waits for Kyeo to finish his sentence.

"- the last time I was set up in this way it did not go well," Kyeo says eventually.

"I'm not sure I would describe you as ever having been set up in this way.  The resemblance is... very superficial.  At best."

"You want to put me in a situation where I am meant to - exhibit - availability to -" They fixed his throat but apparently not the thing where occasionally the world pretends to end hard enough that he believes it.

"Hey, woah.  Would you like to not feel like that right now?"

What kind of question is that. Does he have empathic powers. Kyeo stares at him for a moment then nods.

The guy produces a box from the inside of his suit and then a tab from inside the box.  "Under the tongue," he instructs.

This man is probably not in fact a doctor but maybe he doesn't have to be? Kyeo puts it under his tongue. The end of the world spins to a graceless halt.

"I think the difference where we're not encouraging you to do something duplicitous, and in fact are specifically trying to cultivate something authentic, is a pretty key one."

"I'm not sure any of the difficulty was due to inauthenticity."

"Seems to me that the difficulty was in the people engineering the situation expecting inauthenticity.  We don't."

"You can keep these."  He passes the rest of the box over.

"Thank you."