I've said for years that if you believe American popular culture, you would think that close to 50% of Americans are gay, or trans, or whatever weirdo thing the media is pushing. The reality is much different than the way popular media portrays this stuff. Depending on which poll you cite, these gay/trans people are at most less than 10% of the population and at worst less than 3% of the population.
The American media pushes the idea that gay/trans people are as common as Black people or any other minority. But this push is based on agenda and wishes. It is not based on fact in any way.
It might be fact in the hotbeds of such behaviour, among which are New York City and Washington D.C.
There was a time when some 5-10% of D.C. was homosexual (including "bi", because you can't do both without the homo thing), and I have little doubt that concentration has influenced policy.
Check out any HS or College Drama department, and you will find there is a concentration of homosexuals there as well, with that influence spilling over into the "entertainment" media.
Behind it all, are those who decide what goes on the air, and the seemingly mandatory homosexual relationships and scenes in screen media, in print, and even the characters in sitcoms, distort the perceptions of Americans. That the behaviour is 'protected' gives it undue emphasis, while alternative behaviour (heterosexuality, moral values, even Christianity) is squelched and ends up on the cutting room floor.
However, people see the media as the reflection of the culture, and the libertine effect of everything from print to film to music has caused some to shift, but still others to be repelled as they see the seedier dark side to a lifestyle that is downplayed by the media. People are getting burned out on having sexuality, especially that which they consider abnormal, shoved into the middle of everything, as predictable as a cheap porno flick.
As someone once said, "The love that dared not speak its name, now just won't shut up."
As for me, I won't watch it, read it, no thanks. I refuse to subsidize the merchants of such a grave sin.