RejctX puts identity issues, such as sexuality, race, and gender, front and center, often letting these themes overshadow true character development and authentic storytelling. Character arcs sometimes feel crafted more to highlight representation than personality or believable growth. The show’s narrative integrity appears compromised by a commitment to ticking the right social boxes.

The series frequently questions traditional family and cultural values, often depicting authority figures and traditional expectations in a negative or outdated light. Masculinity and conventional roles are subverted for the sake of contemporary messaging, causing the show's foundation to feel disconnected from more classic values.

Alternative, non-woke perspectives are almost entirely absent, and dissent is usually channeled through one-dimensional antagonists or quickly dismissed. There is little real debate or nuance, everyone is singing the same song of trendy ideologies, leaving no room for viewers seeking genuine pluralism.