'College Romance' mostly focuses on relatable college friendships, love, and college antics without shoehorning in identity politics or sacrificing natural storytelling. Characters are flawed and authentic, rarely feeling like diversity checkboxes or ideological mascots. The narrative stays firmly rooted in youth experience, not modern doctrine.

The show pokes fun at college partying and romance, but generally respects family, traditional values, and doesn't go out of its way to mock masculinity or cultural institutions. While some youthful rebellion is present, it doesn’t aggressively undermine societal foundations.

Alternative perspectives are present, and the humor is broad. There isn't a heavy-handed ideological lens; most jokes and storylines stem from universal coming-of-age experiences. There’s little effort to villainize traditionalism or enforce progressive orthodoxy.