mikey4444
I normally agree with you over a range of topics, but honest - I really don't see that.
Perhaps it's because I'm lucky to work with a younger, more 'metropolitan'
crowd , but what I see from everyone I work with and socialise with is a complete 180 degree difference to attitudes in the 80s.
I was thinking about it the other day - I'm having a very small wedding later this year, and am not able to invite anyone from work (it's just close friends and family). I've had several colleagues asking me whether I'm going to have a separate celebration, for those who can't attend.
Now think of that for a moment.
In the year 2016, there are people who actively want to celebrate a same sex union. Not because they're being PC, but because they're simply...cool with it.
I've had people who after finding out I'm getting married ask, "So...are you going to adopt kids?" (the emphatic answer is "No bloody way").
Now...cast your mind back to the 1980s. Back then, could you imagine being where we are now?
It's mental - in a good way.
This is why I'm so proud of the UK. Same sex wedding, adoption and equal right came in, and we just got on with it (well, those of us who aren't old, right wing or religious nutbags).