In "From The Embryo, I Raised A Perfect Man For Myself," the narrator embarks on an unconventional journey of creating and nurturing a perfect partner from the very beginning. This science-fiction narrative explores themes of control, desire, and the ethical implications of genetic manipulation. As the narrator raises the man, they confront the complexities of love and the limitations of their creation. The story delves into questions about what it means to love someone who is engineered to meet one’s ideals and examines the consequences of trying to design perfection. Ultimately, it challenges the notion of authenticity in relationships and the nature of human connection.