Progressive themes feature prominently through recurring LGBTQ+ storylines, including the central gay relationship between Omar (from a conservative Muslim family) and Ander, alongside bisexuality, polyamorous throuples, sapphic arcs, explicit same-sex scenes, and later introductions like a trans male character navigating identity and relationships. These elements integrate into character arcs and subplots that challenge traditional norms, religious constraints, and machismo, often driving emotional stakes and occupying substantial screen time beyond the core class-divide premise. The show's content profile reflects this sustained emphasis on sexual fluidity and identity exploration, which escalates across seasons and underpins its official overall woke score of 7/10.