While "As We See It" does focus on the authentic experiences of autistic adults, some viewers may feel certain characterizations emphasize identity (autism, race, gender) over broader development. However, identity is largely intrinsic to the plot, and most characters are developed with legitimate depth, so any forced representation feels minimal compared to recent trends.

The show contains a mix of respectful family depictions and some moments where traditional family roles and boundaries are lightly challenged, but it generally avoids undermining foundational cultural values. The main themes center on personal growth and relationships rather than direct cultural subversion.

The show's perspective largely stays within the contemporary mainstream, with limited exploration of alternative worldviews. Traditional perspectives are not mocked outright but aren't highlighted, either. There is some ideological homogeneity, though it doesn't reach the more egregious levels seen elsewhere.