'Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23' mainly focuses on quirky character-driven comedy rather than pushing overt ideology. While the cast is diverse and includes some modern archetypes, storylines value personal flaws and comedic growth over identity-first storytelling. Forced representation and unrealistic competence aren't central here, keeping the narrative relatively grounded.

The show often satirizes traditional social mores, poking fun at morality and mocking conventional family life, yet does so in a playful, irreverent manner. Masculinity and femininity are presented in exaggerated, comedic terms, but the show’s main focus is on humor rather than an aggressive ideological rewrite.

While the show’s tone is definitely contemporary and doesn’t offer much space to traditional perspectives, it stops short of making outright caricatures of alternatives. Instead, dissenting views are mostly played for laughs rather than genuinely villainized or dismissed with moral severity.