'Love Fraud' is a true-crime documentary focused on following real events and people, rather than pushing scripted ideological narratives. While it is told through a modern lens, there aren’t many signs that identity politics override storytelling integrity here. The show’s focus is on the victims’ pursuit of justice, and the diverse lineup appears natural to the story, not forced.

The documentary doesn’t go out of its way to undermine religion, traditional family, or masculinity. Instead, its main target is an individual scammer. Some viewers might see certain attitudes toward men as a little one-sided, but this seems baked into the real-life subject matter rather than a push for cultural revisionism.

Alternative perspectives are somewhat limited, men are often viewed with suspicion given the show's subject. However, it does not appear to lampoon all dissenters or traditional values, and the content mostly sticks to the personal experiences of those involved.