With its main focus on a same-sex romance and numerous identity-centric plot points, it could be argued that character traits related to sexuality are given priority over depth or complexity. Much of the humor and conflict is built around contemporary social themes, and the narrative comfortably bends to those priorities rather than challenging them.

Traditional themes like family, faith, and classic gender roles are rewritten to align with modern progressive ideals. The film actively subverts traditional ideas about relationships by placing a same-sex couple front and center in a Hallmark-style family movie, making those once-normed foundations almost irrelevant to the story.

Alternative perspectives to modern progressive views are essentially absent or lightly caricatured. The worldview reflected is highly uniform, with all main characters supportive of the protagonist; there's little to no debate or sincere representation of more traditional outlooks.