"Fake Profile" focuses on soap-opera-style drama and suspense rather than overt ideological messaging. While there’s some emphasis on diverse relationships and sexualities, it seems generally in service of character dynamics rather than agenda-pushing. Forced representation is present, but not to the cartoonish degree seen in more overtly woke shows.

The show tends to sensationalize modern relationship issues and depicts infidelity and deception as common. Traditional family and romantic structures are often challenged or subverted, but not necessarily ridiculed. Religion and tradition take a back seat, yet aren’t directly attacked.

There’s a clear modern sensibility: most characters accept non-traditional relationships, and dissenting voices (if present) are not genuinely explored. The narrative leans towards validating 'progressive' sexual mores, leaving little room for reflection on alternate viewpoints.