'Supersex' bases much of its narrative around identity and sexuality, which, in my opinion, may sometimes overshadow deeper character development or classic storytelling structure. While the premise draws from real-life adult entertainment culture, the show tends to highlight edgy themes and diverse identities, sometimes at the expense of traditional narrative arcs.

The show appears to challenge conventional family and moral archetypes, exploring taboos and unconventional relationships. In some cases, it subverts traditional views on masculinity and morality, leaning into more progressive reinterpretations. Traditionalists might feel the depiction of sex, family, and gender roles is less than flattering to classic Western cultural norms.

While the show’s subject matter allows some room for alternative viewpoints, the general tone leans unmistakably modern and progressive, with little space for more traditional or non-woke voices. Dissenting or conservative perspectives are largely unexplored or left as background noise.