Despite its wild and unconventional story, 'Love Exposure' prioritizes character development, personal trauma, and a genuinely bizarre yet coherent plot. Identity factors and forced representation do not overshadow the characters’ personalities or the narrative drive. The film’s outrageousness serves its themes, instead of being shoehorned in for ideological signaling, resulting in very little 'woke' intrusion.

The film does poke fun at some aspects of religion and traditional family, but its targets are more the excesses and hypocrisies of specific characters than broad attacks on cultural foundations. It’s as critical of everyone’s dysfunctions as it is of society’s, without preaching modern ideological values outright.

While modern ideas about sexuality and gender appear, the film’s wild tone and inclusiveness come across as anarchic rather than ideological. It offers multiple, clashing worldviews, rarely villainizing traditional ideas outright; everyone is flawed, and no one has a monopoly on truth or virtue.