The show prominently centers around a same-sex romance, and character identities, particularly sexuality, are given significant narrative focus. Some viewers may feel this emphasis comes at the expense of exploring more complex or diverse character arcs. However, it does maintain melodramatic stakes and does not fall entirely into archetypal pitfalls.

The series reimagines family and romantic traditions to fit progressive ideals. While it references Buddhist and Thai cultural elements, it frequently subverts traditional views of relationships and masculinity in favor of modern, more inclusive depictions. This may feel revisionist to some viewers.

Alternative or more traditional perspectives on relationships and family are rarely given real weight. The narrative largely assumes the audience aligns with contemporary LGBT-friendly values, with traditional opposition often shown in a negative light or as obstacles.