This drama places a heavy emphasis on LGBTQ+ representation, with the romance front and center above traditional character-driven plots. It appears that certain roles are cast primarily to meet modern identity-focused criteria, with some narrative convenience around flawless protagonists. This could be seen as prioritizing ideology over organic character growth and realism.

Traditional themes of family, masculinity, and cultural norms are largely sidelined in favor of contemporary LGBTQ+ issues and dynamics. The show leans into subverting typical gender roles, with male characters expressing vulnerability while traditional expectations are often questioned or presented as outdated.

There is little space for viewpoints outside a highly progressive, modern urban Thai context. Dissenting or more traditional voices are either absent or shown as obstacles, rarely given genuine nuance or sympathy, contributing to a feeling of ideological uniformity.