'Love Is Blind' is a dating reality show that centers around a gimmick, dating without seeing the other person. While it features diverse participants, casting doesn’t overtly prioritize ideological messaging over personal chemistry or entertainment value. Occasional narrative focus on identity, but not at the level of scripted ‘woke’ storytelling.

The show sometimes highlights non-traditional relationship dynamics and modern attitudes towards marriage, but it also embraces traditional themes like family approval and commitment. There’s a blend, rather than outright subversion or mockery of cultural foundations, but traditional roles are certainly not at the forefront.

There's some lip service to current social values and virtue signaling, but contestants bring a variety of backgrounds and perspectives. Occasionally, more mainstream views are gently challenged, but no one worldview is strictly villainized or mandated by the show’s structure.