I do have trouble getting my head around how things have changed over the years, when I hear a male politician on TV talking about his husband, and a female contestant on a game show referring to her female fiancée and their wedding.
Sparky,
Changes have happened, but the mistake is to believe that everyone is in a same-sex relationship - you get a much distorted feel for things from TV.
The MSM, the BBC and ITV and Channel4, are involved with WOKE WARS, a campaign designed to change your and my way of thinking. The belief being, that you and I are old-fashioned, out-of-touch, reactionary, so the only way to re-educate us is by shoving WOKISM in our faces, and the only way of shoving WOKISM in our faces is to present every second person as LGBT and in a same sex relationship.
So, for example, quiz shows no longer go for a contestant panel that is a balanced representation of the population at large, they go for an unbalanced panel with every second contestant with a more interesting life story because they are LGBT and preferrably in a same sex relationship. No point in having dull you on Sparky, being (happily) married for fifty years is pretty dull and unremarkable. Normality (that's provocative - because it might suggest that anyone unlike you is not normal, whereas I mean it in the sense that it is closer to the norm to be like you happily married in a same sex relationship) is unremarkable.
To be really interesting you need to have divorced from a thirty year same sex marriage, transitioned into the opposite of your birth sex, and now living with someone whose transitioned in the opposite direction. That's interesting. And it subtly is supposed to change your views to it all too - that's the principal point.
WOKE re-education and entertainment next.