The film features Kevin, the main character's love interest, who is openly bisexual. His identity is presented naturally and without sensationalism, contributing to his complexity as a supportive and dignified character. The portrayal avoids stereotypes and integrates his bisexuality as a normal aspect of his life, resulting in a positive and affirming depiction.

The film features transsexual characters, including Angela's love interest, Kevin, who is portrayed with dignity and complexity, and whose identity is acknowledged respectfully. Although a villainous character misgenders a trans sex worker, the film frames this as an act of prejudice by the antagonist, maintaining an empathetic stance towards the victim. The overall portrayal is affirming, integrating trans identities naturally into the narrative without relying on harmful stereotypes.

The film primarily depicts a non-cohabiting, non-marital romantic relationship with normalized sexual activity, and largely omits traditional family structures, parenting, or marriage, thereby leaning towards a progressive portrayal of family norms by default.